- CUTT-01832
- Item
- 12 March 1938
Part of Press Cuttings Collection
Note in 'The Guardian' that, as well as the stump of a windmill in Brixton, a windmill with a full set of sails is preserved in Upminster.
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Part of Press Cuttings Collection
Note in 'The Guardian' that, as well as the stump of a windmill in Brixton, a windmill with a full set of sails is preserved in Upminster.
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Report in the 'Evening Standard' that restoration work on Brixton Hill's old windmill will soon begin, now that replacement parts have been located by a Lincolnshire millwright, Mr R. Thompson, at Burgh in Norfolk.
"The Disappearing Windmills of Kent"
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Cutting from "Kent Evening Echo". The article likens the English landscape with windmills to Rembrant's canvas painting "The Mill", but the windmills have rapidly disappeared with few remaining.
"Outwood's smock mill collapses in ruins"
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Piece in the 'Surrey Mirror' about the collapse of the Post Mill on Outwood Common, one of Surrey's major landmarks.
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Cutting from 'Cycling' about the surviving windmills in England and their differing sail arrangements.
"The wreckage of Outwood smock mill"
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Captioned photo from an unknown paper showing the wreckage of the smock mill - with the intact post mill behind - on Outwood Common in Surrey.
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Page 2 of R. Thurston Hopkins' article in 'Country Life' about Vanishing Windmills, illustrated by Ockley smock mill in Surrey, Chesterton Mill near Warwick, the smock mill at Sidley in Sussex, and Hilaire Belloc's Kings Mill at Shipley, Sussex.
"Outwood smockmill's wreckage(1)"
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Captioned photo in 'The Daily Telegraph' showing the remains of Outwood smock mill with the post mill in the background.
"New windmill rises in the Surrey countryside"
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Piece in 'Vintage Spirit' about the rebuilding by Peter James of Almer's [Elmer's] Mill at Ockley in Surrey.
"Replacing windmill sweeps blown off in gale"
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Photo and caption in an East Sussex paper [that contains an advert for a sale in September 1968] showing E. Hole and Frank Agate, two employees of Messrs E. Hole and Son of Burgess Hill, preparing two replacements for the sweeps blown off Argos Hill mill in the gale in December 1967. Various other mills on which the firm had worked are given.
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Article from 'Sport & Country' about how the windmills on Outwood Common near Godstone are still contributing to the War Effort.
"Mr Stanley Jupp and his dog "
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Illustration with caption from 'Illustrated' showing both of the windmills still standing on Outwood Common, with Mr Jupp and his dog in the foreground.
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Illustration from the 'Birmingham Post' showing Outwood Post Mill through the wreckage of its companion Smock Mill.
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Snippet from the 'Daily Herald' that Outwood Smock Mill collapsed early yesterday.
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Follow up to our CUTT-2957,from the 'West Suusex Gazette', recording that the smock mill on Outwood Common had been blown down in a recent gale.
"Jack and Jill on Outwood Common"
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Illustration, drawn by Mrs Bruere Collins of Crawley and published in the 'West Sussex Gazette', showing the two windmills on Outwood Common near Horley.
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Illlustration in 'Motor-Cycling' showing Outwood Smock Mill [mistakenly called a Tower Mill] in its dilapidated condition.
"Outwood: a famous Surrey windmill"
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Article in the 'Surrey County Journal' about the windmills on Outwood Common in Surrey.
"The Preservation of Ancient Windmills"
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Illustration in 'The Times' showing the Outwood Common mills for a notice of the Windmill Section of the S.P.A.B.
"1841 windmill fired by rocket"
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Note in 'The South Western Star' about how the roof of the old pumping mill standing on Wandsworth Common was set alight by a firework.