Stanley Mills
Posted in Architecture, History at 12:00 on 3 September 2022
Stanley Mills are the reason why the village of Stanley in Perth and Kinross was built – to house the workers.
The mill is sited right beside the River Tay. This enabled it to make use of the water flow as the Tay never ran dry.
Some of the Mill buildings have been converted to housing but the westernmost is now an exhibition centre run by Historic Environment Scotland to demonstrate the Mills’ history and evolution over the years.
There is a lovely little gatehouse at the entrance to the mill complex:-
Mill buildings:-
From by the River Tay:-
Model of Mill complex and surroundings:-
Mill race:-
Mill race sluice gate:-
Information board. The Northern mill building is no longer present:-
River Tay at Stanley Mill:-
The Tay did freeze though – and the workers made use of the opportunity:-
Tags: River Tay, Stanley, STanley Mills, Historic Environment Scotland, Perth and Kinross