Images and documents of English watermills. Includes many photographic prints and some handwritten notes.

Image of the 'old women's mill', where old women could go to be made young again. The original image is at the Nordiska Museet.

The thirteenth photograph is the second image of this Sub - Series featuring St Mary's Mill situated in the Gloucestershire village of Chalford four miles outside Stroud.

The twenty fifth photograph is the fourteenth image of this Sub - Series featuring St Mary's Mill situated in the Gloucestershire village of Chalford four miles outside Stroud. This image was produced in 1967.

The twenty seventh photograph is the sixteenth image of this Sub - Series featuring St Mary's Mill situated in the Gloucestershire village of Chalford four miles outside Stroud. This image was produced in 1967.

The twenty ninth photograph is the eighteenth image of this Sub - Series featuring St Mary's Mill situated in the Gloucestershire village of Chalford four miles outside Stroud. This image was produced in 1967.

The thirty third photograph is of Donnington Brewery situated in the Gloucestershire village of Donnington.

The thirty ninth photograph is another image of Hartpury mill situated in the Highleadon valley within the county of Gloucestershire.

The forty third photograph features Lechlade mill in the Gloucestershire town of Lechlade. The image was produced in 1950.

The fiftieth photograph is of Painswick mill situated just outside the Gloucestershire town of Painswick. The town of Painswick is in close proximity to the more well known Gloucestershire town of Stroud. The image is undated.

The fifty second image is of Blackford mill situated in the small Gloucestershire village of Redmarley D'Abitot. The mill is also known as Durbridge mill. The image was produced in July 1957.

The sixty first photograph is of the mill at Lower Swell in Gloucestershire. Lower Swell is a small village in close proximity to the town of Stow on the Wold. The image is undated.

The sixty fifth photograph is the second image of Tockington water mill. Tockington is a village in south Gloucestershire situated on the River Avon. The information is given that we are viewing the "Ground Floor" of the building. There is no date given or any more information.

The sixty seventh photograph is the fourth image of Tockington water mill. Tockington is a village in south Gloucestershire situated on the River Avon. We are informed on the back of the photograph that the image features "First Floor Machinery showing details of wooden gearing to Lay Shaft." Once again, there is no date recorded.

The seventieth photograph is the second image featuring the "New Mill" of Wick on the River Boyde. Wick is a small village in the south of Gloucestershire. The important observation is recorded that "The chimney has since been demolished." Once again, there is no date of production recorded.

The seventy first photograph is of the water mill of the village of Willsbridge situated in the south of Gloucestershire. The important and interesting observation is noted that the mill was "driven by a water turbine. Wheels gone." While the image is undated, a succeeding photograph of the same mill informs us that the prints were all produced in 1951.

The seventy second photograph is the second image featuring the water mill of the village of Willsbridge. The picture presents us with a vivid demonstration of the so called "Pond sluice gates" in full operation. While the image is undated, the succeeding photograph of the same mill informs us that the prints were all produced in 1951.

The seventy third photograph is the third image of Willsbridge mill. On the back of the photograph is the information that this print was produced in 1959. Whereas the two preceding photographs of Willsbridge mill are undated, this fact suggests that all these prints were produced by Gardner at the same time at some point in 1951.

The sixth item of this Sub - Series features a print of an engraving of Chester mill on the River Dee.