Weatherboarded and all timber framed except for the wheel house. Photographs dated to mid 1960s from written date on one and other evidence on the web.
Cutting from 'Nuneaton Evening Tribune' describing the completed restoration of Alford's five-sailed mill by miller Charles Banks. The article mentions that Mr. Banks was persuaded by the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings to restore the mill to full working order.
Photograph from a box of Hallam Ashley prints labelled 'Assorted UK windmill photos - not Norfolk'. Most have no additional information. This photograph is dated by the style of dress. It shows the miller and his wife with a cart laden with sacks of flour ready to deliver.
Weatherboarded and all timber framed except for the wheel house. Photographs dated to mid 1960s from written date on one and other evidence on the web.
The nineteenth item is a photograph featuring the watermill entitled "Mill at Cain" which one would imagine from this heading suggests that the mill was situated near the location of the modern day Cain Valley Hotel found today in the small market town of Llanfyllin . The town is situated in the county of Powys. There are no towns, villages or hamlets in Wales which have the name of Cain. The photograph was produced in the year 1953.
One sheet of paper measuring 41 cm x 33 cm and folded in two. This warrant of attorney appoints two members of the King's Bench to act on William Christmas Rivett's behalf "in an action of Trespass and Ejectment of Farm" concerning various land and properties, including two windmills, at Ringland owned by Edward Palmer Clarke of Wymondham, Norfolk.
The packet in which this negative was presented is labelled 'Reynolds' Mill, Gloucester[;] Voller - extreme right', but this image is in fact an extract from 'The Miller' containing a portrait of W. R. Voller. The article is about Gloucester milling, where Reynolds Mill is located. Another identical copy of this negative can be seen GJON-IMG-60A, this negative was found in a different packet simply labeled "W.R. Voller, The Miller"
Black and white digital image of Vic Rowse, Felicity French and Bill Mead at Chesterton Mills sitting on the cold frame at the end of the engine house.
E M Gardner's handwritten note stored with the negative reads 'Shillingford Beds'. However there is no Shillingford in Bedfordshire. Perhaps an error for Shillington?
