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Design for the Water Wheels for the Rolling Mill upon the Cocquet
A photograph made by Hallam Ashley of a technical drawing done by John Smeaton in the 18th century.
See also ASHL-25-009.
Smeaton, John (1724-1792), engineer
A photograph made by Hallam Ashley of a technical drawing done by John Smeaton in the 18th century.
A penstock is a type of sluice often used at mill sites to control the flow of water through the mill wheel.
Smeaton, John (1724-1792), engineer
"Plan for the Rolling Mill upon the Cocquet"
A photograph made by Hallam Ashley of a technical drawing done by John Smeaton in the 18th century.
In 1775 speculators built a rolling mill on the Cocquet in Northumberland with a dam built by Smeaton. This became the Acklington Tin Works and was in production until 1884.
Smeaton, John (1724-1792), engineer
"Bamburgh Castle in Eighteenth Century"
This postcard is used in "Mills at war", 2019, p. 19.
"Grossmuhle Spillers in Newcastle on Tyne (Northumberland)"
This illustration formed part of a larger folder compiled by the German General Staff in Berlin. The folder was marked Top Secret and not for public distribution. It was produced on the orders of the German High Command in relation to Operation Sea Lion, the proposed German invasion of England.
Part of Roy Gregory Collection
View of mill and adjacent railway line.
Site of Lord Armstrong's Works in 1856
"From an old Calotype Paper Negative" is printed on the front of the postcard.
Unknown publisher
This image is undated; however it cannot be later than 1907 as this copy of the postcard bears a postmark of that date.
Unknown publisher
This copy of the postcard bears a 1/2d stamp. The postage rate for postcards rose to 1d in 1918, so the image presumably does not date from later than that year.
Unknown publisher
This image is undated; however it cannot be later than 1913 as this copy of the postcard bears a postmark of that date.
Unknown publisher
This image is undated; however it cannot be later than 1915 as this copy of the postcard bears a postmark of that date.
R Johnston and Son
This copy of the postcard bears a 1d stamp. The postage rate for postcards rose to 2d in 1940, so the image presumably does not date from later than that year.
Unknown publisher
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.
J T Stotts
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.
Unknown publisher
This image is undated; however it cannot be later than 1907 as this copy of the postcard bears a postmark of that date.
Unknown publisher
This copy of the postcard bears a 1/2d stamp. The postage rate for postcards rose to 1d in 1918, so the image presumably does not date from later than that year.
Unknown publisher
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.
Unknown publisher
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.
Unknown publisher