Mr. W. Praed's tin washing mill in Cornwall, Trevethow
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A watercolor and pen drawing shows a long wooden mill building with a stone chimney and a large wheel set among tall pine trees. At right, a small open shed holds workers with wooden barrels and tubs, and wheel ruts cross the dirt track in the foreground. The work is attributed to George Cumberland and is titled Mr. W. Praed's tin washing mill in Cornwall, Trevethow.
