Newark Mill, Ripley

Newark Mill, Near Woking

WPAC-WAT-01615
Item
1908 or earlier

Part of Watlington Postcard and Art Collection

This image is undated; however it cannot be later than 1908 as this copy of the postcard bears a postmark of that date.

Geluno Series

Newark Mill, River Wey, Surrey

MMAC-PHT-047
Item
Early 20th century

Part of The Millers' Mutual Association Collection

Unknown photographer

Album of mill photographs, 1962

JKMC-FOL-219
File
1962

Part of J Kenneth Major Foundation Collection

Album X

JSPB-NEG-10
Subseries
1954 - 1956

Part of Stephen Buckland Collection

Negatives of Stephen's visit to Surrey wind and water mills.

Buckland, John Stephen Percy (1935-2006), mill researcher

Newark Mill, near Ripley

WPAC-WAT-01132
Item
1918 or earlier

Part of Watlington Postcard and Art Collection

This copy of the postcard indicates that a 1/2d stamp is required. The postage rate for postcards rose to 1d in 1918, so the image presumably does not date from later than that year.

Francis Frith and Co

"Newark Mill, Ripley, Surrey"

EIGH-18-067
Item
1991

Part of Brian Eighteen Mill Collection

The destruction of Newark Mill in 1966 robbed Surrey of one of its best known landmarks. This guide provides the reader with much historical information regards the Send and Ripley area. Watermills have a long history as described with reference to the Domesday Survey listing around 60 mills on the River Wey and its tributaries. A resume of the structure and operation of watermills is described specifically gearing of waterwheels and the grinding stones. Newark Mill its history and architecture and with personal recollections.

Send and Ripley History Society

Newark Mill

MUNN-02-02-047
Item
1981

Part of John Munnings Collection

Munnings, John (1916-1987), artist

Interior view, Newark Mill, Ripley

JSPB-GPN-C-004
Item
1954

Part of Stephen Buckland Collection

Buckland, John Stephen Percy (1935-2006), mill researcher

Cog rim and wallower, Newark Mill, Ripley

DHJC-P-007
Item
March 1955

Part of David H Jones Collection

Jones, David H

"Fine Examples of Old Watermills"

CUTT-03990
Item
November 1938

Part of Press Cuttings Collection

Page 2 of the picture feature in 'The Ford Times' about further examples of English watermills which you'll enjoy visiting in your Ford car.

Newark Mill Ripley Surrey

SPAB-BAS-274
File
No date

Part of SPAB Mills Section Collection

"Newark Mill"

CUTT-03000
Item
12 December 1952

Part of Press Cuttings Collection

Letter to the Editor of 'Country Life' from Mrs Jocelyn Bray of Ripley, protesting that, in the caption of the recent photo of her home at Newark Mill, it was called "Pyrford Mill"

"Fire razes Newark Mill"

CUTT-02999
Item
nkn

Part of Press Cuttings Collection

Undated cutting from an unknown source recording that Newark Priory's former water mill, on the banks of the River Wey near Ripley, had been destroyed.

"Th Water Mill's Future"

CUTT-02998
Item
Summer 1962

Part of Press Cuttings Collection

Article in the series "Going Places" in the 'Surrey & Sussex Magazine' about the uncertain outlook for the old watermill which stands near Newark Priory

Newark Mill, Ripley, Surrey

EMGC-04-19-07
Item
1950s - 1960s (Undated)

Part of E M Gardner Collection

The seventh item of this Sub - Series is an illustration printed on a piece of card of Newark Mill in Ripley in Surrey. The card was published by The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings at its headquarters of 55 Great Ormond Street. The illustration was drawn by Kenneth C. Reid. A description is printed on the back of the card informing us that "Among Surrey watermills, Newark takes pride of place. It stands on the River Wey and marks the site of a mill recorded in Domesday and also the one given in the 13th century to the neighbouring Newark Priory." It proceeds to tell us that the watermill was "used as a grist mill up to 1952 and the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings intends, if the need arises, to make every effort to ensure its future preservation." There is no recorded date of production. However, the evidence that we do have suggests that this card was produced after 1952.

Gardner, E M (d 1959)