Material from Otterton Mill, Devon; consisting of letters, photographs, drawings, the lease of the mill for 1912 and other documents; most originally on display in mill.

Photographs of SPAB Nottinghamshire mills tour, May 1982; Cumbria mills, Feb 1982 (inc Brigsteer Mill, turbines at Kendal museum); Worsbrough Mill, Barnsley; Cumbria mills 1978.

A sample of a metric pack for the sale of stone ground plain wholemeal flour.

Leaflet says "Otterton Mill has been grinding grain in the lower Otter Valley for the last 1000 years. It is now one of the few surviving working watermills in the English countryside". There is a mill and museum, restaurant and bakery, studio workshops, craft shop, lace, bookshop and Mill Gallery.

Guide gives historical context from Doomsday to the present day. The disolution of the monosteries during Henry XVIII reign enabled Otterton Mill to become a substantial corn mill on the River Otter. Restoration began in 1976 and continued by Desna Greenhow who became miller and director. The guide gives details of the Water wheels, machinery, stone floor, mill stream and sluices and milling process. There is the Otterton Mill Gallery space for exibiting crafts and professional exhibitions.

OVERSIZE. Brief report with illustrations