Titled 'Bill of Quantities of the several works and materials required in the additions and alterations to a Mill at Whitley Bridge, R86, Yorkshire for Messrs John Croysdale & Sons Ltd.' Instructions for submitting tenders for the works are specified on the title page. Produced by J.W.Bennett, Surveyors, W.Manchester. Entirely hand written.
Three pages of general notes and preliminary items are followed by detailed specifications for the various trades; Excavation & drainage, Bricklayers, Concretors, Masons, Carpenters & Joiners, Ironfounder, Slater, Plunber & Glazier. Each specified item has a value pencilled against it

Three cuttings of photos from Milling journal. Two from 26 October 1907 showing Whitley Bridge Mill, and one from 9 November 1907 about Sele Roller Mill.

Copy of cutting from 'Milling' dated 13/06/1953 about the dismantling of the engine which had been in use since about 1850.

Notice from Selby District Council with permission to construct silos, intake building, loading bay and penthouse, subject to conditions.

Letter from Selby District Council with approval of plan to construct silos, intake building, loading bay and penthouse.

Images from other areas in the Mill.

Images from other areas in the Mill.

Images from other areas in the Mill.

Images from other areas in the Mill.

A series of images of the external views of the mill.

Views of the exterior of the Mill House at Whitley Bridge.

Image of part of the installation of the Mobile Mill purchased from Buhler, Switzerland, to produce kosher flour in a dedicated area. When produced in normal operation, the plant must be fully cleaned beforehand to remove all traces of fat and sugar, so the use of this mill meant that kosher flour could be produced without that necessity. See WBMC-057 for a diagram of the mobile mill.

Image of part of the installation of the Mobile Mill purchased from Buhler, Switzerland, to produce kosher flour in a dedicated area. When produced in normal operation, the plant must be fully cleaned beforehand to remove all traces of fat and sugar, so the use of this mill meant that kosher flour could be produced without that necessity. See WBMC-057 for a diagram of the mobile mill.

Image of part of the installation of the Mobile Mill purchased from Buhler, Switzerland, to produce kosher flour in a dedicated area. When produced in normal operation, the plant must be fully cleaned beforehand to remove all traces of fat and sugar, so the use of this mill meant that kosher flour could be produced without that necessity. See WBMC-057 for a diagram of the mobile mill.

Image of part of the installation of the Mobile Mill purchased from Buhler, Switzerland, to produce kosher flour in a dedicated area. When produced in normal operation, the plant must be fully cleaned beforehand to remove all traces of fat and sugar, so the use of this mill meant that kosher flour could be produced without that necessity. See WBMC-057 for a diagram of the mobile mill.

Image of part of the installation of the Mobile Mill purchased from Buhler, Switzerland, to produce kosher flour in a dedicated area. When produced in normal operation, the plant must be fully cleaned beforehand to remove all traces of fat and sugar, so the use of this mill meant that kosher flour could be produced without that necessity. See WBMC-057 for a diagram of the mobile mill.

Image of part of the installation of the Mobile Mill purchased from Buhler, Switzerland, to produce kosher flour in a dedicated area. When produced in normal operation, the plant must be fully cleaned beforehand to remove all traces of fat and sugar, so the use of this mill meant that kosher flour could be produced without that necessity. See WBMC-057 for a diagram of the mobile mill.