Article in 'The West Sussex Gazette & South of England Advertiser' by Veronica Turrell about what is being done and planned for when High Salvington post-mill is opened again to the public.
Piece from the South-coast 'Weekend' paper about the history of Rottingdean windmill, which has been preserved through the activities of the villagers.
Piece in the 'West Sussex Gazette & South of England Advertiser' [contiued in CUTT-04431] about the significant buildings in Shipley, like the old and new Vicarages and the windmill which Hilaire Belloc made his home for many years..
Picture from the 'West Sussex Gazette & South of England Advertiser', drawn by Mr R. C. Blake of Broadbridge Heath, showing how Barnham Mill looked in March 1934.
Piece in a farming paper, of assumed date, about the uncertain future of the smock mill now at Shipley in West Sussex, which once belonged to the writer Hilaire Belloc.
Illustrated piece from an unknown Sussex paper of unknown date, mentioning that a local windmill - presumably West Blatchington Mill - had been restored and re-opened by Hove Council.
Snippet in the 'Brighton Evening Argus' about how high winds of the 1987 'Hurricane' overcame the brakes on the 'Jill' windmill at Clayton and set the sails spinning so fast the wind-shaft gears caught fire.
Piece in the 'Brighton Herald' about how Mrs Anson, the owner of these well-known windmills has decided to use them for storing "comforts" being collected for the Polish refugees.
Illustration in 'Cycling Magazine' showing the king-post and supports which were all that was left when the buck of the Glyndebourne post mill got blown off.
