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Werrington Mill, Caverswall

ADAM-005
Item
1937 - 1940

Part of Ken Adams Collection

Old Windmill, Enville Common

ADCS-08
Item
c 1890 - c 1920

Part of Albert Dovey Chambers Lantern Slides

Chambers, Albert Dovey (1865-1949), photographer

Enville Common Windmill

ADCS-09
Item
c 1890 - c 1920

Part of Albert Dovey Chambers Lantern Slides

Chambers, Albert Dovey (1865-1949), photographer

"No sails in the sunset for Stafford's old 'windmill' "

CUTT-02646
Item
28 September 1973

Part of Press Cuttings Collection

Cutting from the 'Stafford Newsletter' about the objections by a Mr Kenneth Chaplain to the Royal Naval Association's plan to fit sails onto the windmill at Broad Eye in Stafford, since his family had always driven it by steam.

"Took wind from Sails"

CUTT-02650
Item
23 April 1953

Part of Press Cuttings Collection

Photo with caption from the 'Wolverhampton Express & Star' showing the old mill at Coseley which stood too close to the church tower.

"Windmill tower for Sale"

CUTT-02651
Item
27 November 2004

Part of Press Cuttings Collection

Advert by Lane Fox Actions in the 'Daily Telegraph' for the derelict tower of Croxton Windmill, Staffs.

"Skeleton from the Past …"

CUTT-02652
Item
11 May 1955

Part of Press Cuttings Collection

Photo with caption from the 'Birmingham Mail' about the derelict mill at Windmill Farm, Essington, Staffs

"Remember This?"

CUTT-02653
Item
30 September 1977

Part of Press Cuttings Collection

Photo with caption in the 'Walsall Observer' showing the former post mill at Essington and asking what more readers can say about it.

"Turn wind into light"

CUTT-02654
Item
10 September 1949

Part of Press Cuttings Collection

Article in the 'Wolverhampton Express & Star', illustrated with a photo of Essington Post mill, about the various ways people were harnessing wind power to generate electrical power.

"Highgate Windmill, Walsall"

CUTT-02656
Item
28 October 1953

Part of Press Cuttings Collection

Cutting from the 'Wolverhampton Express & Star' with details supplied by Mr. E. J. Homeshaw of Great Wyrley about local mills.

"Windmill to be preserved"

CUTT-02658
Item
17 August 1951

Part of Press Cuttings Collection

"Approval for radio station at old windmill"

CUTT-02659
Item
4 February 1972

Part of Press Cuttings Collection

Cutting from 'Staffs Weekly Sentinel' about the approval by Stone Rural Council Planning Committee for a radio mast to be fitted to Meir Heath mill to help Bass Worthington Brewery.

"Historic windmill"

CUTT-02660
Item
12 September 1969

Part of Press Cuttings Collection

Note in the 'Hanley Evening Sentinel' that the windmill at Meir Heath is likely to be listed as of historic interest.

"Ruiton Windmill"

CUTT-02663
Item
29 March 1951

Part of Press Cuttings Collection

Cutting from the 'Wolverhampton Express and Star' about proposal to earmark the site of Ruiton windmill for inclusion in a future extention of a recreation ground.

"Offer refused"

CUTT-02664
Item
25 September 1957

Part of Press Cuttings Collection

Note in the 'Birmingham Post' that an offer to give Ruiton Windmill to Sedgeley Council had been turned down.

"Ruiton wndmill"

CUTT-02665
Item
6 February 1958

Part of Press Cuttings Collection

Letters to the Editor of the Wolverhampton Express & Star' asking for steps to be taken to preserve Ruiton windmill from demolition.

"They have got wind of this windmill"

CUTT-02666
Item
2 March 1951

Part of Press Cuttings Collection

Cutting from the 'Wolverhampton Express & Star' about the studies now under way to establish what future there is for Ruiton windmill.

"Old mill to be restored as Museum"

CUTT-02667
Item
30 September 1977

Part of Press Cuttings Collection

Report in the 'Dudley Herald' that the Ruiton Windmill at Upper Gornal is to be restored as a museum by The Black Country Society.

Ruiton windmill

CUTT-02668
Item
5 March 1951

Part of Press Cuttings Collection

Note in the 'Wolverhampton Express & Star' from a RESIDENT that, when in Ruiton windmill, he had been able (with binoculars) to see ships in both the Bristol Channel and on the Mersey. The miller at that time was a Mr Parker.

"A Good Fight - But in Vain …"

CUTT-02669
Item
29 January 1958

Part of Press Cuttings Collection

Cutting from 'The Birmingham Post' about the discussions on the possible futures for Ruiton windmill: and the alternative uses to which the money involved could be put.

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