A mill which was built in the early nineteenth century with four floors and four sails and stands close to the bank of the Trent.

Jon Sass Collection, undated photograph

The machinery in Coggon's Mill was removed in the 1960s. It is Listed Grade II.

Since this photograph was taken the mill has been fitted with a new ogee cap and floors in the mill have been reinstated.

Location of mill: SE 836 066

Peter Kirk Collection, 1999

St Mary's was built in 1841 by Charles Briggs. A pale buff brick has been used throughout.

The lancet windows at the east end are seen here.

August 2015

The windows on both south and west sides of the nave are tall with Y-tracery.

August 2015

The octagonal tower, bell stage and spire, like the rest of the church, are constructed in pale brick.

August 2015

The view of St Mary's from the north-west.

August 2015

Another view of St Mary's church from the south-west.

Peter Kirk Collection, 1991

The original sturdy wrought-iron boot scraper by the south door of the church.

August 2015