Elizabeth Bartram (Director) & Mildred Cookson (Founding Trustee) Milling has a rich and immersive history. Women have always been involved...
By Dave Pearce ...
Christmas is almost upon us, so we thought we would share some recipes for “Christmas cheer” from 1945. The Wine...
By John Bedington As a youngster between 1963 and about 1972 I spent a lot of time pedalling around Staffordshire...
Jim Moher Those who have heard of the famous Scottish engineer, John Rennie (1761-1821), will probably remember him for his...
Sugar & Slavery: Reproductive Mills is a new Mills Archive digital exhibition, launched in October 2021. It is the first of...
By Mildred Cookson and Nathanael Hodge Mills are most well known for grinding corn into flour. However, over the centuries...
Author: Michael Harverson Niall’s active interest in mills began when Wimbledon Common windmill, close to his home in New Malden,...
Part 6 of a weekly series of blogs about Rex Wailes’ 1929 trip to the USA and Canada. Massachusetts New...
Part 5 of a weekly series of blogs about Rex Wailes’ 1929 trip to the USA and Canada. Boston, 1920s...
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