Old Mill, Seaton Ross

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  • UF Preston's Mill

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Yorkshire

Negatives of windmills in Yorkshire, including a windpump at Kexby.

Meyer, Henry Smith "Harry" (1900-1982), carpenter and mill photographer

Research notebook, 1933 to 1935

A repurposed Army field message book labelled, "Shiremark, Aythorpe Roding, Seaton Ross" containing 8 pages of an undated draft narrative about post mills and paltrok mills. The notebook also contains research notes, drawings and measurements from visits to the following mills: Shiremark Mill, Capel on 12 November 1933 (9 pages); Aythorpe Roding on 1 October 1934 (4 pages); Preston Mill, Seaton Ross on 6 April 1935 (3 pages). Lastly, a long list of 81 windmills, each with what seem to be a key feature noted against them (e.g. "Billericay - collapsed", "Bozeat - winch on tailpole"). Interspersed are notes about two, seemingly unrelated businesses: the Belden Manufacturing Co., Chicago and E.M. Denny & Co, a soft cheese processing plant.

Wailes, Reginald (1901-1986), engineer, known as Rex

"Seaton Ross"

Windshaft and sails on the ground after a disaster.

Wilson, Graham Christopher, miller and millwright

Preston's Mill, Seaton Ross, Yorkshire

Note on reverse reads: "Three pairs of stones, oats roller in windmill. Two pairs and flour dresser in mill (on left) worked by Roly Steam Engine. A very good businesss. Cloth rollers on sails. Mill raided 1847 after boy was killed by revolving arm when running out of door after a mouse. "

Unknown photographer

Old Mill, Seaton Ross, Yorkshire

Part of the Rex Wailes collection.
Annotated on reverse - "Photo Dr Drake-Brockman (decd)

Five sailed mill with Hoopers roller reefing sails.
Built on site of a post mill and the post at Crown Inn helped to support the first floor."

Brockman, Drake

"Crowbar brought landmark down"

Article in the 'Hull and Yorkshire Times' about the demolition of the Old Mill at Seaton Ross, in the East Riding, because it has become unsafe; so the millwrights firm of Robert Thompson and Co. were called in to take it down and the villagers came to see the fun.

"The end of a historic mill"

Piece in the 'Yorkshire Post' about the commencement of dismantling Seaton Ross Old Mill: milling is now performed in a nearby shed using a diesel engine as power source.

"The mill they wanted to keep"

Letter to the Editor of the 'News Chronicle' from Mr D. P. Fidler of Blackpool calling attention to the problem that, despite having got Old Mill at Seaton Ross scheduled, S.P.A.B. cannot find the money to support its maintenance.

"This is to be preserved"

Illustration in the 'News Chronicle' with a note that the five-sailed Tower mill at Seaton Ross in the East Riding has now been scheduled as of architectural and historic interest.

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