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REXW-IND-14-033
Item
1965

Text of lecture at conference on engineering design for staff of the Vickers Group.

Clausen, Hugh

The Roller Flour Mill Project Collection

RFMP
Collection
2012- 2013

Material generated by the English Heritage/Mills Archive project "Flour Milling: The Roller Milling Revolution". Includes large volume, "Master list of researched and located mills", report "Roller Flour Mills in England" and related digital material.

Shorland-Ball, Rob, museums and heritage consultant

The rollerfloor of the Sussex Street Mill

SMDN-2021.0027-09
Item
1890s / early 20th century (2021 copy)

Part of Small Donations

Unknown photographer

The Rookery Mill, Westcott

WPAC-WAT-01631
Item
1933 or earlier

Part of Watlington Postcard and Art Collection

This image is undated; however it cannot be later than 1933 as this copy of the postcard bears a postmark of that date.

Francis Frith and Co

The Round House, Wentworth

WPAC-WIN-00984
Item
1915 or earlier

Part of Watlington Postcard and Art Collection

This image is undated; however it cannot be later than 1915 as this copy of the postcard bears a postmark of that date.

Unknown publisher

"The Route of the Kennet and Avon Canal"

EIGH-03-013
Item
No date

Part of Brian Eighteen Mill Collection

Map of route of Kennet and Avon Canal mounted for display.

"The Royal Agricultural Society's Windmill Trials"

JKMC-FOL-864e
File
1 May 1903 (copies)

Part of J Kenneth Major Foundation Collection

Photocopied extracts from "The Engineer".

The Engineer

"The Ruined Village"

MCFC-WAR-GBR-014
Item
October 1918

Part of Mildred Cookson Foundation Collection

Trafalgar square was transformed into a ruined Belgian village known as the "War bonds village" complete with post mill for the War Savings Campaign "Feed the Guns" in October 1918. Postcard came from the Stephen Buckland Collection.

"The ruined windmill on Vinegar Hill"

CUTT-03807
Item
27 September 1935

Part of Press Cuttings Collection

Photo in the 'Irish Times' of the ruined windmill tower on the summit of Vinegar Hill at Enniscothy, Co. Wexford.

"The ruins of Dixmude"

MCFC-WAR-BEL-018
Item
1918

Part of Mildred Cookson Foundation Collection

Belgian postcard of the Bloemmolens at Diksmuide destroyed during the First World War.

"The ruins of Leke 1914-1918 Van den Bergh's Mill"

MCFC-WAR-BEL-029
Item
1914 - 1918

Part of Mildred Cookson Foundation Collection

"The ruins of Zarren-near-Dixmude 1914-1918 The station and the mill"

MCFC-WAR-BEL-026
Item
1914 - 1918

Part of Mildred Cookson Foundation Collection

"The Run of the Mill"

CUTT-04396
Item
20 February 1999

Part of Press Cuttings Collection

Article from 'The Mirror' about the comfy home which David and Veronica Cheesewright have made in Little Braxted watermill on the River Blackwater near Maldon in Essex.

The Russell family

UNIO-05-01
Item
8 September 1994

Part of Union Windmill Cranbrook Collection

Verbal recollections of Helen Wilson, aged 80 years. Duration c. 20 minutes

Wilson, Helen M (1913 -1998), nee West

The Russell family

UNIO-05-02
Item
April 2016

Part of Union Windmill Cranbrook Collection

Transcript of verbal recollections in 1994 of Helen Wilson, aged 80 years.

Burrows, Sandi

"The sad end of an historic landmark"

CUTT-01538
Item
17 August 1973

Part of Press Cuttings Collection

Cutting from 'Wisbech Standard' describing the demolition of a six-sailed windmill in Long Sutton after its sails were seriously damaged in a gale. The article mentions that the mill was owned by Mrs. Eileen Parker and her sister Betty Parkinson, and that their father was planning to build a show garden on the premises. It also includes a brief history of the mill.

"The Sadness of Huntingdonshire"

CUTT-05016
Item
24 October 1931

Part of Press Cuttings Collection

Cutting from "The Field". A letter from C M Lee gives his views on the changing landscape with particular emphasis on the loss of the windmills of Huntingdonshire.

"The sail setters"

CUTT-01645
Item
01 August 1977

Part of Press Cuttings Collection

Cutting from 'The Star' describing the restoration of Burgh le Marsh Mill by millwright Jim Davies. The article also mentions that the mill was owned by Lincolnshire County Council, and that it had been converted into a restaurant.

"The sails are turning again …"

CUTT-02746
Item
26 July 1958

Part of Press Cuttings Collection

Photo and caption from the 'Eastern Evening News' showing visitors at Herringfleet smock mill when it was handed over to East Suffolk CC after £500-worth of restoration.

"The sails go round again"

CUTT-03192
Item
28 April 1955

Part of Press Cuttings Collection

Photo with caption in the 'Halifax Daily Courier & Guardian' about the Sussex landmark which is now resplendent in a new coat of black and white paint, thanks to Mr Hawksley of Stoke Newington.

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