The one hundred and sixty ninth item is the second photograph featuring the watermill of the small village of Wixoe in Essex. The photograph is dated to November 1951.
The seventy second item is the second photograph of the old watermill of the small coastal village of Bosham located in the Chichester District of West Sussex, England. Like the immediate preceding print, the photograph was produced by E. H. Glover on 28th September 1928. A detailed description of the photograph is presented on the back of the image which is written in a later hand than that of Gardner. The description reads "The old water mill, Bosham. Sussex, showing the spire of the ancient church where there are still some Saxon trees visible. It was near this spot that King Canute is said to have forbade the waves to advance."
The sixty fourth item is the sixth photograph featuring the watermill in the small village of Sapiston in Suffolk. The image is undated. We are informed by the information on the back of the print that the photographer was "Hallam Ashley, F . R. P. S of New Costessey, Norwich". The family of Hallam Asheley who owned the copyright of this photograph have given their expressed permission for the Mills Archive to reproduce this image.
