Two wheels and part building, Waterwheel, Hama
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Part of Cyril McCombe Collection
McCombe, Cyril (d 2010), engineer
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Two wheels and part building, Waterwheel, Hama
Part of Cyril McCombe Collection
McCombe, Cyril (d 2010), engineer
Waterwheels and part building, Hama
Part of Cyril McCombe Collection
McCombe, Cyril (d 2010), engineer
"Norias in Spain" plus Regolfo Mills
Part of Michael Harverson Collection
Correspondence, articles.
Scrapbook of etchings and photographs
Part of Stephen Buckland Collection
Scrapbook of etchings of mills in England and Europe from encyclopedias and books, including pages from "The Illustrated Exhibitor and Magazine of Art". Two photographs by the Folkestone Herald and Gazette of Horn Street Mill being demolished. Stephen Buckland's scrapbook number 55.
Buckland, John Stephen Percy (1935-2006), mill researcher
Album 1989/7 photographs of windpumps and irrigation wheels in the Algarve
Part of Stephen Buckland Collection
Photographs of windmills and wind pumps in Algarve: windpump off road 268; windpump, Lagos; windpump and irrigation wheel between Lagos and Silves; irrigation wheel, Lagos; irrigation wheel on road 125 (Burgau turning); irrigation wheel, Burgau. The album refers to Mill Research Notebook 1989/4 which was not found in the collection.
Buckland, John Stephen Percy (1935-2006), mill researcher
Album of Algarve mill photographs
Part of Stephen Buckland Collection
Photographs of the three windmills at Vila do Bispo, Algarve; two donkey irrigation wheels between Burgau and Luz on the coast road, along with Stephen's notes on them; an Aeromotor Windmill Company, Chicago windpump off the north side of the Burgau-Luz coastal road; washing place, maize floor, and house construction in Burgau; tar boiler, Luz.
Buckland, John Stephen Percy (1935-2006), mill researcher
Part of Roy Gregory Collection
"Machinery used by the Chinese for Irrigation"
Adlard and Jones, publishers, London
19th Century, China
Inscribed "Machine Hydraulique. And. Berneieri incise"
Unknown artist
Inscribed "A de BAR". Caption: Procede d'arrosage en usage dans les environs du Caire. (La Noria.)
Unknown artist
Egypt - Irrigating Wheel.
Unknown photographer
Sakieh on Elephantine Island, Assuan, Egypt.
Unknown photographer
Scrapbook of mill cuttings, postcards and photographs
Part of Stephen Buckland Collection
Scrapbook of magazine and newspaper cuttings on windmills and watermills in the UK including some pages from issues of Country Life. Postcards and photographs of UK and foreign mills, including a 1920s photograph of an Egyptian noria wheel. Many of the items have lost their adhesive to the pages. Stephen Buckland's scrapbook number 49.
Buckland, John Stephen Percy (1935-2006), mill researcher
Shaft end and bottom bearing of one wheel, Waterwheel, Hama
Part of Cyril McCombe Collection
McCombe, Cyril (d 2010), engineer
Wheels and part of building, Waterwheel, Hama
Part of Cyril McCombe Collection
McCombe, Cyril (d 2010), engineer
Part of Richard Hills Collection
China, Schiqao. Noria in river
Part of Richard Hills Collection
Part of Richard Hills Collection
A noria is a water wheel used for raising water from a river so that it can flow by gravity via aqueduct to villages and cultivated land for irrigation. Today, various types of machines are referred to as norias, with differences in structure, power sources and purpose. Some apply the term noria to refer only to water wheels used to elevate water powered by the flow of a river. Others use the term for a variety of water-lifting wheels or devices, whether it is rotated by animal, man power or river, including those that function as pulleys with buckets attached to chains or ropes used for obtaining water from a well where the water table is low.
Hills, Richard Leslie (1936-2019), historian and clergyman
"Waterwheels, Noria, Donald Hill"
Part of Michael Harverson Collection
Articles, extracts and correspondence. "Daemningen ved kibbutzen Ma'agan Michael I Israel" (1984-1986) by Micahel Artzy and Thorkild Schioler removed to library.
Copyright by Editor B E Disegni. In Egypt camels are used to raise water for irrigation
Unknown photographer