War of the Roses - 1455

This watermill was essential for grinding grain from local farms into flour, supplying the village with a stable food source. Mills like this were often tightly controlled by local lords, who collected a portion of the produce. During wartime, control of the mill could mean control over food supplies, a critical factor for any faction attempting to secure local loyalty.

Charming watermill nestled by a gently flowing river, with a large wooden wheel turning rhythmically, surrounded by lush green fields under a bright blue sky.