Inver Corn Mill, Drumduff

Map Reference: G840784 (1830, 3784)



This mill may have been built c1860 and possibly incorporates part of an earlier mill from c1810. It is a three-storey building with a two-storey extension on the west side. The metal parts of a large undershot waterwheel survive attached to the north gable. Most of the wooden buckets are gone. The roof has collapsed and within the ruin can be seen fragments of the corn-grinding machinery, including cog-wheels and millstones. The western extension contained a corn kiln. To the east of the building is the dry mill pond and headrace.