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The sixty ninth item is a photograph of Sickle mill in the town of Haslemere in the Borough of Waverley in Surrey. The photograph was produced in September 1973. The photographer was "Colin G. Futcher of Angel Buildings, West Street, Haslemere, Surrey".

The fortieth image features the pit wheel and gearing to stones of the watermill in the small village of Shotesham St Mary in south Norfolk. The watermill is on the river Tas. The photograph was produced in 1969.

The forty first image features the mill in the small village of Stoke Holy Cross in the south of Norfolk. While there is no recorded date of production, there is an important note that has been printed on the back of the photograph informing us that this image is the copyright of "Hallam Ashley, F. R. P. S, New Costessey, Norwich, Copyright." For this reason, the photograph has not been uploaded as a Digital Object file.

The thirty eighth image features King's Mill located in Stamford in Leicestershire. For this photograph, there is a recorded date of production. We are informed that this photograph was produced on 10th September 1968.

Loud's watermill, Dorchester, Dorset

Suspected drying store for textiles A Stoyel May 2003

The third item of this Sub - Series is a large photographic print of Sacrewell mill in the small village of Thornaugh situated in the county of Cambridgeshire. We are informed by a notification written on the back of the photograph that the image was produced in c. 1967. The county in which Thornaugh is situated was originally recorded on the back as being "Northants" (Northamptonshire.) This is a mistake and the amendment of "Cambridgeshire" has been added in a later hand at the top left hand corner of the photograph's reverse side. There is only one village in the United Kingdom which has the unique name of Thornaugh and it is located in the county of Cambridgeshire. This is the first of three photographs of Sacrewell mill.

The fourth item of this Sub - Series is the second large photographic print of Sacrewell mill in the small village of Thornaugh situated in the county of Cambridgeshire. Once again, we are informed by a notification written on the back of the photograph that the image was produced in c. 1967. The county in which Thornaugh is situated was originally recorded on the back as being "Northants" (Northamptonshire.) This is a mistake and the amendment of "Cambridgeshire" has been added in a later hand at the top left hand corner of the photograph's reverse side. This is the second of three photographs of Sacrewell mill.

The tenth photograph is another image of Draycott Mill situated on the river Cam in the county of Gloucestershire. There is an important note written on the back of the image which records "July '67 in course of demolition - the old part of the mill." Presumably, this photograph was taken in July 1967.

The thirtieth photograph is of Huntingford mill in the Gloucestershire village of Charfield. This particular image features one of the overshot wheels and gearing of Huntingford mill.

The thirty first photograph is of Saw Mill situated in the Gloucestershire village of Coln St Aldwyns.

The thirty second photograph is the second image of Saw Mill situated in the Gloucestershire village of Coln St Aldwyns.

The fifth item of this Sub - Series is the third large photographic print of Sacrewell mill in the small village of Thornaugh situated in the county of Cambridgeshire. Once again, we are informed by a notification written on the back of the photograph that the image was produced in c. 1967. The county in which Thornaugh is situated was originally recorded on the back as being "Northants" (Northamptonshire.) This is a mistake and the amendment of "Cambridgeshire" has been added in a later hand at the top left hand corner of the photograph's reverse side. This is the third of three photographs of Sacrewell mill.

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

The forty first item is a photograph featuring Baldham mill in the village of Seend in Wiltshire. A note is written on the back informing us that the man standing at the door in this picture is a certain Mr Noad who was presumably the miller. The photograph was taken in 1965.