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Chilworth as a landholding appears in Domesday Book as Celeorde . It was held by Odo of Bayeux the Bishop of Bayeux. Its Domesday assets were: 1 mill worth 7s, 3 ploughs. Chilworth Gunpowder works was established in 1625 by the East India Company and finally closed in 1920. It was worked by a number of private companies, and became an important supplier of gunpowder to the Government. A significant number of buildings belonging to the gunpowder factory can still be found. The buildings and area are now partially looked after by Guildford Borough Council and English Heritage

Glenys Crocker, Keith Roland Fairclough. AbstractIn Britain, pestle mills had been largely replaced by edge runners for the incorporation of gunpowder by 1772, when they were in general made illegal by Act of Parliament.

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12Plate 5: Chilworth Gunpowder Works Womens Football Team (from Damnable. Inventions by Glenys and Alan Crocker). 23Plate 6: Dragons tooth at site. 24Plate 7: 1948 Aerial photograph a site of national importance in the history of gunpowder manufacture.