Photo and caption from the 'Kettering Leader Jubilee Supplement' about Coleman's Mill that stood in Windmill Avenue, Kettering, until it was torn down as part of the Mafeking celebrations.

Cutting from an unknown source giving a brief history of Worthing Mill, including the name of the last owner, Edward Isted, who owned it until 1870.

Article in the Hull 'Daily Mail' on the stories and photos that Mr Andrew, of Ferriby Sluice, Barton-on-Humber, a fifth-generation miller, has in his collection.

Cutting from a Sussex local paper of unknown date, with a picture of the one-third-scale model post mill which Rodney de Little (16) of Hassocks has just finished constructing at his home at Broadhill Farm.

Letter to the Editor of the 'Model Engineer' from R. W. L. Hamilton, of South Merstham, Surrey, giving the constructional details of the model post mill he has just finished, complete with internal machinery using proper materials like wood - though the fan gearing uses Meccano gears.

Article in the Brighton 'Evening Argus' about young Rodney de Little, of Broadhill Farm, Hassocks, who has constructed two miniature post mills of about one-third scale, including a 'six-sailer'.

Photo in the 'Sussex County Magazine' of the tower mill at Willingdon, Sussex.

Cutting from 'West Sussex Gazette' describing Peter Powell's creation of a model of a mill that stood on his farm at Coolham.

Article in 'The Isle of Ely & Wisbech Advertiser' by Geoffrey Trease, suggesting that these windmills make a good subject for a walking tour.

Photos from the 'Suffolk Free Press' showing the last moments of the Leavenheath post mill when it was pulled down on 23 March 1925.

Article in the 'News Chronicle' about the millers Bob and Caleb Wright of Friston in Suffolk, in their old-fashioned mill.

Illustrated article in the 'South Norfolk News & Diss Mercury' about the work Adrian Colman is doing restoring Garboldisham Mill with the professional help of the millwright Philip Lennard.

Illustrated article about Friston Mill's owner Caleb Wright, shown up a ladder with a hammer, who has to pay to keep it standing but gets no income from it now.

Article in the 'East Anglian Daily Times', by R. D. Clover, about his ancestors who were millers at Drinkstone from 1775 onwards.

Illustration in the 'Daily Graphic' showing Miss Elizabeth Jillard, a former teacher, who has taken over the working at Syleham Post Mill.

Article in 'Le Voix du Nord' about the appointment of M. Vercruyce, the miller of "Le Moulin du Nord" at Hondschoote, to the rank of "Chevalier du Merite agricole"

Letter to the Editor of the 'Brighton Evening Argus' from L. R. Everard of Shoreham, commenting on a previous letter from a Mr Grey and giving some more details about Trusler's Mill (a post mill formerly in Regency Square in Brighton), Ballard's Mill, a smock mill in Hove and Udimore post mill which he would be happy to pass on to Mr Grey.

Report in the 'Worthing Herald' about the negotiations towards the Council taking over High Salvington Mill, Halnaker Mill and Shipley Mill.

Report in the 'West Sussex Gazette' on the discussions about why planning applications were taking so long to process, and how well the appeal for contributions to the Windmill Preservation Fund was going.

Report in the 'Sussex Daily News' that funds are only coming in slowly from the residents of West Sussex to the appeal for preserving three of the County's windmills. People from other parts of the country and even America have been the main contributors.