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  Coxes Lock and Mill, 2008 Compare with the 1974 version [[[480537]]].
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  Coxes Mill stream This is the by-wash between the lock, to the left, and the buildings of the former Coxes Mill, now apartments.
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  Coxes Mill and Lock The former flour mill, last used in the 1980s, has now been converted to flats. Compare this picture of Dr Neil Clifton [[[480529]]]
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  Canal Boat
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  Coxes Mill The former grain store of Coxes Mill, now converted to apartments.
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  Coxes Lock in Winter
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  Winter
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  Tow Path at Coxes Mill, Addlestone
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  Coxes Mill, River Wey Navigation
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  Coxes Mill and Lock, Wey Navigation Coxes Flour Mill was the last establishment to receive goods by water on the Wey Navigation. The grain barges continued till the mid-1980s.
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  Coxes Lock and Mill, Wey Navigation Coxes Mill was the last establishment to use the Wey Navigation commercially and the grain traffic to this mill still existed at the time of this photograph
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  Coxes Lock and Mill, Wey Navigation A view from downstream of the lock and flour mill, from 1974.
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  Grain barges at Coxes Mill, Wey Navigation, Surrey These two very smart grain barges give evidence of the commercial use of he Wey Navigation into the 1980s. The bridge just beyond is actually a railway bridge carrying the Weybridge to Virginia Water loop.
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  Coxes Mill, River Wey Navigation Coxes Mill is 1.5miles south of the Thames near Weighbridge. In 1776 an ironmaster recognised the potential the site offered and started to build his iron mill which became known as Coxes Lock Mill. It is generally regarded as industrially the most significant mill on the Wey, its importance reflected perhaps by the fact that it was not to finally close until 1983, making it the last commercially operated mill on the Wey Navigation. The mill was rebuilt in 1901 and extended in 1906, becoming one of the most important industrial buildings in the country at the time. The three mill buildings, having been listed for preservation under a Grade II category, were converted to residential use after its closure in 1983. (http://www.weyriver.co.uk/theriver/wey_nav_8.htm)
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  Railway Bridge over Canal
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  Cox's mill and lock
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  Winter
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  Coxes Lock
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  The Wee Dram
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  River Wey Navigation