When we think of hydro-power, we most often imagine the huge power stations sited in places like Wales and Scotland.
Up until the late forties when the electricity grid was upgraded to a national system and started to reach outlying rural areas, watermills were commonplace in many villages and towns across the UK where the giant water wheels generated electricity for the local population.
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