running Pilbeames forge. Sackville Turner acquired the furnace in 1613, and it was sold to the Courthopes in 1617. In 1639 it was acquired by Richard Tichborne and John Maynard. Although it was working in 1653, it was ruined by 1664 but appears to have been put back to work, being mentioned in 1700. Averies Mill This mill was mentioned in 1598, it may have been a furnace. Bolebroke (Bolebrook) Mill, Hartfield TQ 481 373 A Domesday site. A mill was mentioned here in 1598. The surviving mill building dates to 1740. The mill was a corn mill with an overshot waterwheel of diameter and wide. The Atherfold family were the millers from 1602 to the mid-1880s, although John Burfoot was recorded here in 1867. Alfred Tester was the miller in 1899, followed by the Barker family who ran the mill until 1948. The waterwheel was dismantled in 1977 following storm damage, but much internal machinery survives. The mill is now a small hotel, and was featured in the 1995 film Carrington starring Emma Thompson and Jonathan Pryce. Warren Brook The Warren Brook rises below Crowborough Beacon and enters the Medway from the right bank downstream of the Hartfield Stream. It powered six watermills. Old Furnace / Old Mill, Crowborough This furnace was mentioned in a survey of 1658 and marked on Kelton's map of 1747. Old mill was damaged by a fire in the early twentieth century. New Mill, Crowborough New mill was a corn mill. Crowborough Furnace / Woodeaves Mill, Crowborough. TQ 498 326 Crowborough furnace was recorded as being in existence in 1593. The dam is recorded as long and up to high. Woodeaves Mill was a corn mill, standing of the site of an old furnace. Withyham (Mousehall, Mousehold) Mill TQ 496 356 This was a corn mill. John Pulman was the miller in 1574 and 1595, it was recorded as Mousehold Mill in 1598. John Camfield was the tenant miller in 1782, followed by Peter Everest in 1788. J M W Turner sketched the mill c.1795. Mrs Everest was the tenant in 1798. Alfred Hall and Thomas Caffyn are recorded in 1838. Thomas Caffyn was the miller in 1843, later taking Ashurst mill. Alfred Hall was the miller sometime before 1882. Water-powered pump, Withyham TQ 496 356 A water-powered pump was erected c.1900 on the site of Withyham mill. It had an diameter waterwheel driving