Nathanael Hodge – The Mills Archive

Hydropower can be generated in many different ways. It can come from tides, waves, and rivers, all of which have...

Early mill engineers were concerned with converting the kinetic energy of wind and water into motive power for turning wheels...

The Summers letters are a unique collection of documents salvaged when a millwright’s workshops were converted into a garage in...

Dr Peter Musgrove has been made a CBE, “for services to renewable energy” in the King's Birthday Honours List. CBE...

Ventnor Mill was the oldest building in Ventnor on the Isle of Wight, which was, in about 1760, described as...

A guest post from Grant M. Campbell, Professor of Chemical Engineering, School of Applied Sciences, University of Huddersfield “In these...

North Leverton Windmill has been milling since 1813. It is the only wind corn mill in England to have worked...

What do these individuals have in common? They all owned or own watermills in southern and south-western counties of England....

The Millers’ Mutual Collection is one of the most important additions to our archives in recent years. As a national...

At the end of 2024 we hit a significant milestone – the 100,000th item to be catalogued from our archive. And...

Author: Nathanael Hodge