The first item is a photograph featuring the so called "Little Mill" of a Welsh farmyard; the location of which is unidentified. Gardner has written a handwritten note on the back of the photograph which reads " a private water wheel in a Welsh farm yard - at work until a year ago when its water trough was destroyed in a storm." The photograph is undated.

The one hundred and twenty first item is a photograph of a mill in the historic county of Merionethshire (modern day Gwynedd); the precise location of which and name are unidentified. The item is undated.

The eighty fifth image is a large photographic print of the old discarded water wheels of an unidentified mill. There is no recorded date of production. The photographer is recorded as "K. Wilson". Owing to their relative size, the large photographic prints have been placed in a separate folder entitled "E. M. Gardner : EMGC-04-18 - Large Photographic Prints."

The eighty sixth image is a large photographic print of the millstones of an unidentified mill. There is no recorded date of production. The photographer is recorded as "K. Wilson". Owing to their relative size, the large photographic prints have been placed in a separate folder entitled "E. M. Gardner : EMGC-04-18 - Large Photographic Prints."

The eighty seventh image is a large photographic print of the old water wheel of an unidentified watermill. There is no recorded date of production. The photographer is recorded as "K. Wilson". Owing to their relative size, the large photographic prints have been placed in a separate folder entitled "E. M. Gardner : EMGC-04-18 - Large Photographic Prints."

The thirty seventh item is a photograph featuring an unidentified factory, simply described as "The Old Factory" in the county of Montgomeryshire. The photograph is undated.

Like the preceding photograph, the one hundred and twenty second item is a photograph of a mill in the historic county of Merionethshire (modern day Gwynedd); the precise location of which and name are unidentified. Once again, the item is undated.

The eighty fourth image is a printed reproduction on a piece of cardboard of a watercolour painting of an unidentified watermill. There is no identification of the location and no recorded date of production.

The final image of this Sub - Series is a large photographic print of the old water wheel and ruins pertaining to an unidentified watermill. There is no recorded date of production. The photographer is recorded as "K. Wilson". Owing to their relative size, the large photographic prints have been placed in a separate folder entitled "E. M. Gardner : EMGC-04-18 - Large Photographic Prints."

The eleventh item is an illustration of the water wheel of a watermill. The watermill is unidentified. The date in which this drawing was produced is not recorded.

The sixteenth item is a photograph featuring a wheel axle of one of the watermills in the Dutch village of Arcen. The village of Arcen is situated in the province of Limburg in the south east of the Netherlands. The river Maas intersects through the middle of the village. The specific mill is not identified. There are a number of watermills in the village of Arcen and it is not possible to identify which one this is. For this reason, the Access point selected for this mill is "Unidentified mill". The photograph is undated.

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The eighteenth item is a photograph featuring an unidentified mill in Caenarvonshire. The photograph was produced in the year 1954.

The fortieth item is the third photograph featuring a mill described simply as "Glen Ennison" Mill in the county of Montgomeryshire. However, we are given no more information regarding its specific location. The photograph provides an interesting image of the wheel channel of the watermill. The photograph is dated to the year 1954.

The first item is a photograph featuring the Toll Gate post of a mill which is entitled simply as "Abbey Mills". The date of production for the photocopy is recorded as being June 1952. The location of this mill is not identified.

The twenty seventh item is a photograph featuring the remains of an "old watermill" in Worcestershire . The name and precise location of the watermill are not identified. A note on the back of the photograph records the date of production as April 1951. This is the only information that is recorded on the back of the photographic print.

The photograph was contained within a greetings card sent to E. M. Gardner by Charles, John and Thomas Osmond. Both the photograph and card are undated.

The fourth photograph is described by Gardner as an image of a "Channel Cut with rocks". This is the only information we have.

The sixth photograph features the Wheel of an unidentified mill.