- ADAM-131
- Item
- 1937 - 1940
Part of Ken Adams Collection
Part of Ken Adams Collection
Part of Ken Adams Collection
Part of Ken Adams Collection
Part of Gordon Anckorn Collection
Somewhere near Westerham (Tatsfield or Farleigh Common).
Anckorn, Gordon
Outwood smock and post mills, Surrey
Photograph from a box of Hallam Ashley prints labelled 'Assorted UK windmill photos - not Norfolk'. Most have no additional information. Labelled 'Outwood' on the reverse.
Ashley, Hallam (1900-1987), photographer
Design for altering Hankells Iron Hoop Mill at Wandsworth
A photograph made by Hallam Ashley of a technical drawing done by John Smeaton in the 18th century.
Tentatively identified as Middle Mill, Wandsworth.
Smeaton, John (1724-1792), engineer
Part of Bernard R Billings Collection
Photograph of an undated cutting from the "News of the World" on the fitting of new saild to the post mill at Outwood. Note on the reverse says "How sweeps were replaced"
Unknown photographer
New sails being fitted, Outwood Post Mill, Outwood
Part of Bernard R Billings Collection
Part of Billings' unpublished manuscript. Photograph of a newspaper cliipping, showing new sails being fitted to the Post Mill at Outwood. On the reverse gives the sources as "News of the World", date unknown.
Billings, Bernard Richardson
Chettleburgh, Charles
Chettleburgh, Charles
Chettleburgh, Charles
Chettleburgh, Charles
Chettleburgh, Charles
"This old windmill embraces all home comforts"
Part of Press Cuttings Collection
Cutting from 'Surrey Mirror' of an article by Phil Moore describing the conversion of Wray Common Mill into a permanent residence by owner Mr. John Skinner. The article gives an overview of what it is like to live in a converted windmill, and also includes a brief history of the mill.
Part of Press Cuttings Collection
Cutting from 'Cumberland News' describing a visit to Reigate by Mr John Forster, who noted the restoration of two windmills. The first was the mill on Wray Common, and the second was Mill Church at Reigate Heath, which was opened as a chapel after 1880.
Part of Press Cuttings Collection
Cutting from 'Building Design' describing restoration and relocation efforts at Lowfield Heath windmill. The article explores the reasons for relocation, and mentions Lowfield Heath Windmill Trust, the English Toursit Board, and Gatwick Airport as providers of funding for the project. It also includes details of the restoration project and a brief history of the mill.