Butler's Grinders' and Operators' Warehouse
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Site ID :- GTL04035
Key Words :- warehouse
Linked Sites :-Address :- 11 Shad Thames, London, Greater London
Grid Reference :- TQ 33856 79818
Grid Co-ordinates :- Easting 533856 m, Northing 179818 m
Lat & Long (WGS84) :- 51.501456 , -0.072899
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Administrative Area :- Southwark London Borough Council
Pre 1974 County :- London
Site Status :- Listed - Grade II
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Historic England List No - 1385890,
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Contributor :- Robert Mason - 7 December 2023
Contributors Society :- Greater London Industrial Archaeology Society
Copyright :- cc-by-nc-sa 4.0 © Robert Mason
Record Status :- Incomplete
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Description and History
Butler’s Grinders and Operators was built in the mid-19th century and possibly used originally for rice and oil milling. It was the last working mill in the area, closing in 1995.
This part of Shad Thames included a large number of mills linking with St Saviour’s Dock (which abuts the east side of the street). You can still see the early/mid-19th century overhead footbridge connecting to St Andrew’s Wharf. You can also see a large millstone in the courtyard through the entrance gates at 10/11 Shad Thames.
Further Reading and References
https://bermondseystreet.london/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Shad-Thames-Trail-2020.pdf
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Grid Reference :- TQ 33856 79818
Grid Co-ordinates :- Easting 533856 m, Northing 179818 m
Lat & Long (WGS84) :- 51.501456 , -0.072899
View Historic Mapping
Site Location :-
Viewing Site :-
Parish or Township :-
Administrative Area :- Southwark London Borough Council
Pre 1974 County :- London
Site Status :- Listed - Grade II
Site Condition :-
Historic England List No - 1385890,
Site Era :-
Site Dates :- -
Visit By :- -
Contributor :- Robert Mason - 7 December 2023
Contributors Society :- Greater London Industrial Archaeology Society
Copyright :- cc-by-nc-sa 4.0 © Robert Mason
Record Status :- Incomplete
Reviewed By :- -
This part of Shad Thames included a large number of mills linking with St Saviour’s Dock (which abuts the east side of the street). You can still see the early/mid-19th century overhead footbridge connecting to St Andrew’s Wharf. You can also see a large millstone in the courtyard through the entrance gates at 10/11 Shad Thames.