This undated sketch was marked by Cyril as being of "Cratfield" Mill, both in script and Capitals, but th SPAB identifier {James Venn?} called it Chippenhall Green .
Exterior view when it was in a decrepit state. My identification is based on this mill having a two-storey roundhouse, whereas Peter Dolmen says the one at NGR TM 254 772 had a single storey {Windmills in Suffolk [1978] p.43.} -TKG
Freese, Stanley (1902-1972), town planner and artist
Sketch made on 25 June, 1929, where, "amid a beautiful setting of trees and old cottages, a postmill was at work. Here, at last, were the sails revolving on a typical Suffolk mill !"
Freese, Stanley (1902-1972), town planner and artist
Sketch made in June, 1929, when he records {H and F 1931, p.87} that he paused to sketch the unusually substantial framing of the fantail before proceeding down the broad sloping street of Downham for an early tea".
Freese, Stanley (1902-1972), town planner and artist
It was cold " as I continued through Middleton, with one of the few church spires in Suffolk, and Westleton, with a little thatched church and a black postmill at the top of the green "{H and F (1931) p70-1}
Freese, Stanley (1902-1972), town planner and artist
