A mill in the woods

The Mill gave the Village its Name: Melin y Coed - Mill in the Trees, or Mill in the Woods.
 Many people remember eating bread made from its flour.

 The mill dates from the 1700s and was in use until the first half of the twentieth century. It was built on the site of an earlier mill. In the 1700s Melin-y-Coed consisted of the mill, Mill Bank house, the seven cottages, Ty Newydd and the outlying farms, as well as Cyffdy Hall, the oldest building in the village, which dates back to 1596.

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The painting above shows the chapel and mill as they were in the year 1876 or thereabouts.
The mill pond and water wheel are visible on the western side of the mill building. The bridge is just the same.