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The Pin Mill, Bodnant

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Front facade of Pin Mill viewed from northwest.

View of the roof structure of the central bay looking towards back of building.

Long lily pond leading the front facade of the Pin Mill garden house.

Staircase and ornate bannisters climbing to first floor.

Dedication carved into one of the pillars reads' Built at Woodchester as a Garden House about 1720. Later used as a factory for many years. Re-erected at Bodnant by Henry , Lord Aberconway, and his wife Christabel in 1939'.

View of roof structure of central bay looking towards the front of the building and oriel window.

Staircase and ornate bannisters climbing to the first floor.

The Pin Mill from the north-east, the Lower Rose Terrace in the foreground.

Main north-west fa?ade of the Pin Mill from the north-east.

The main north-west fa?ade of the Pin Mill from the north-west.

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