- WPAC-WAT-00709
- Item
- Before c 1936
This copy of the postcard bears a George V stamp; the image therefore presumably dates from his reign (1910-1936) or earlier.
Weston, A H, postcard publisher
Strait's Mill, Bocking
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BT Essex
Strait's Mill, Bocking
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Straits Mill, Bocking, internal, pit wheel, wallower, spur wheel
- LOWE-0253
- Item
- No date
Part of Arthur Lowe Collection
Lowe, Arthur
Straight Mill, Bocking, Near Braintree
- EMGC-04-23-40
- Item
- 1951
Part of E M Gardner Collection
The fortieth item is the second photograph featuring the watermill known as both "Straight Mill" and "Strait's Mill". The watermill is located in the village of Bocking near the town of Braintree in Essex. The photograph is dated to the year 1951.
Gardner, Emilie Montgomery (1882-1959)
Straight Mill, Bocking , Near Braintree
- EMGC-04-23-39
- Item
- 1951
Part of E M Gardner Collection
The thirty ninth item is the first photograph featuring the watermill known as both "Straight Mill" and "Strait's Mill". The watermill is located in the village of Bocking near the town of Braintree in Essex. The photograph is dated to the year 1951.
Gardner, Emilie Montgomery (1882-1959)
"A piece of old England is lost for ever"
- CUTT-00735
- Item
- 21 January 1974
Part of Press Cuttings Collection
Cutting from 'Braintree and Witham Times' describing the demolition of a mill at Straits Mill in Bocking. The article mentions an appeal made to the Braintree District Council to restore the mill, but the plans were deemed too expensive. It also includes a brief history of the mill.
- CUTT-00733
- Item
- 10 April 1974
Part of Press Cuttings Collection
Cutting from 'Braintree and Witham Times' of an article by Stanley Hayes lamenting the loss of Straits Mill in Braintree due to vandalism and a lack of interest in restoration. The article also criticizes the Braintree Urban Council on their failure to protect a historical building.