Photograph of an illustration from a 14th century manuscript, taken from "History of Corn Milling" vol II by Bennett and Elton. Illustration shows a post mill with a miller inside the door, and a woman carrying a full sack.

Photograph of an illustration from a 14th century manuscript, taken from "History of Corn Milling" vol II by Bennett and Elton. Illustration shows a post mill and miller.

Folkstone from a print published by T. Rigden. Annotated separately "This print shows that the number of sweeps was by this date reduced to two".

Photograph labelled on the reverse "One of the mills at Folkstone. The date of this print is probably prior to 1844, as the mill here shown has 4 sweeps: a print of 1844 shows 2 sweeps."
Further annotations says "Folkestone", "This shows that a four-sweep mill stood near where St Michael's church now stands. There are still "Windmill Cottages, Charlotte Street" standing."

Photograph of an illustration from a 14th century manuscript, taken from "History of Corn Milling" vol II by Bennett and Elton. Illustration shows a post mlll in the centre, topped by a cockerel. An archer on the left side is in process of firing an arrow. On the right side is the front of a castle.

Handdrawn or traced map of Kent, showing the sites of mills