Postcard of the rear of Stanton Post Mill (Upthorpe Road Mill), with some typed notes on the back addressed to Peter Dolman. Notes read "Dear Peter. Enclosed are two photographs taken in May 1958. I used two ancient bellow cameras, one to the very old 116 format. I seem to remember that the stones that were once driven in the tail were standing against the roundhouse wall and Mr. Bryant told me that they had been removed in 1939 to reduce weight. He also said that the mill had never re-commenced work, the millwright (Amos Clark?) having deserted the project the moment war was declared. Yours Sincerely, Rodney."
A photograph of the rear of Stanton Post Mill (Upthorpe Road Mill), taken by Peter Dolman. The photograph shows the rear of the mill with the house close by featuring prominently.
Photograph of the front of Stanton Post Mill (Upthorpe Road Mill) taken from a distance across a field. Photographed by Peter Dolman on 21st June 1993. Sails are visible in this photograph.
Photograph by Peter Dolman of the rear of Stanton Post Mill (Upthorpe Road Mill) in Suffolk. The photograph shows the rear of the mill with the house and an outbuilding prominent in the picture. Photographed on 21st June 1993, presumably soon before/after Peter and Melanie became owners of the mill.
Photograph of the side of Webster's Mill in Framsden, showing the post mill restored although with only two sails remaining. Photographed by Peter Dolman in 1991.
Photograph of Bardwell windmill, showing the mill from a view from the road. The mill has only two sails remaining, although the fantail is still in place.
The original copy of the Report on the Restoration of Thelnetham Mill, published jointly between Thelnetham Mill partnership and the Suffolk Mills Group, although primarily driven by the Project Leader, Peter Dolman. The report contains a variety of information from newspaper cuttings, photographs and details about the restoration work carried out on the mill itself, including all the repairs to the machinery from the mill and such items as the brakewheel, stocks, sails, fantail. It also includes information about the finances and publicity the project generated, and the future plans for 1985.
Third photograph of Drinkstone windmill taken in colour showing the front 3/4, including sails and fantail. This mill at Drinkstone in Suffolk is the oldest surviving post mill in the UK
