An article in “The Miller” dating from 1900 tells this wonderful story of the mill-swallowing tree. “The annexed cut, which...
Birth: 12 May 1855 in North Cave, near Hull. Death: 26 August 1941 in Hull. Occupation: Architect Notable Accomplishments: Opened an architectural practice in...
Throughout the ages, the role of the miller has been subject to all sorts of stories and stereotypes: millers have...
If you’re stuck with nothing to do, try having a look through our Archive Catalogue, and help us improve our...
It seems the coronavirus pandemic has affected every area of life, and milling is no exception. In fact news stories...
The Mills Archive needs your help to record the story of how mills have been affected by the current crisis....
During these unprecedented times, we thought we should reach out and reassure you that here at the Mills Archive Trust,...
The last entry in our series of blogs about Rex Wailes’ 1929 trip to the USA and Canada. 1929 press...
To celebrate International Women’s Day, today the 8th March, our Information Manager, Elizabeth, has been looking at the role of...
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