The third item is the first photograph of Alderford mill in the village of Sible Hedingham in Essex. The watermill is in close proximity to Hedingham Castle , the famous medieval castle and former residence of the de Vere earls of Oxford, and the village of Castle Hedingham. The photographic print was produced on 26th April 1946.

The fourth item is the second photograph of Alderford mill in the village of Sible Hedingham in Essex. The watermill is in close proximity to Hedingham Castle , the famous medieval castle and former residence of the de Vere earls of Oxford, and the village of Castle Hedingham. The photographic print was produced in October 1951.

The fifth item is the third photograph of Alderford mill in Sible Hedingham in the county of Essex. The watermill is in close proximity to Hedingham Castle , the famous medieval castle and former residence of the de Vere earls of Oxford , and the village of Castle Hedingham. The photograph was produced in October 1951.

The sixth item is the fourth photograph of Alderford mill in Sible Hedingham in the county of Essex. We are informed by a handwritten note on the back of the photograph that the watermill is in close proximity to Hedingham Castle, the famous medieval castle and former residence of the de Vere earls of Oxford. The photograph was produced in October 1951.

The seventh item is the fifth photograph of Alderford mill in Sible Hedingham in the county of Essex. The watermill is in close proximity to Hedingham Castle , the famous medieval castle and former residence of the de Vere earls of Oxford, and the village of Castle Hedingham. The photograph was produced in October 1951.

The eighth item is a photograph of the watermill of the village of Ardleigh in the county of Essex. The mill is known by the three different names of Ardleigh Mill, Crockleford Mill and Wallswood Mill. The photograph was produced in the year 1953.

The ninth item is a photograph of the watermill of the village of Assington situated on the Suffolk and Essex border. The photograph is dated to 6th August 1946.

The second photograph of this Sub - Series is one of five photographic prints of Barcombe mill. Barcombe is a village in east Sussex. The image was produced in August 1955.

The third photograph of this Sub - Series is one of five photographic prints of Barcombe mill. Barcombe is a village in east Sussex. The image was produced in August 1955.

The fifth photograph of this Sub - Series is one of five photographic prints of Barcombe mill. Barcombe is a village in east Sussex. The image was produced in August 1955.

The fourth photograph of this Sub - Series is one of five photographic prints of Barcombe mill. Barcombe is a village in east Sussex. The image was produced in August 1955.

The first photograph of this Sub - Series is one of five photographic prints of Barcombe mill. Barcombe is a village in east Sussex. The image was produced in August 1955.

The tenth item is a photograph of the watermill of the village of Barnes situated near the town of Chelmsford. The photograph is undated.

The twelfth item is the third photograph of the watermill of the village of Barnes situated near the town of Chelmsford. The photograph is undated.

The eleventh item is the second photograph of the watermill of the village of Barnes situated near the town of Chelmsford. The photograph is undated.

The thirteenth item is the fourth photograph of the watermill of the village of Barnes situated near the town of Chelmsford. The photograph is undated.

The fifteenth item is one of three photographs of Battlesbridge mill in the county of Essex. The photograph is dated to the year 1952.

The fourteenth item is one of three photographs of Battlesbridge mill in the county of Essex. The photograph is dated to the year 1952.

The sixteenth item is one of three photographs of Battlesbridge mill in the county of Essex. The photograph is dated to the year 1952.

The seventeenth item is one of two photographs of the watermill situated in the hamlet of Baythorne End in the county of Essex. The photograph is dated to November 1951.