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In the 1800s, there was an influx of artists developing new ways to capture landscapes. Impressionism was a 19th century...

Following on from the story of Puss in Boots, I thought it would also be interesting to tell the story...

The history of milling in China stretches back thousands of years and reflects both the ingenuity of early societies and...

Medieval manuscripts from the 13th and 14th centuries provide vivid and revealing portrayals of the milling world. Illustrated with remarkable...

Do you have a collection of old newspaper cuttings, photos, drawings, manuscripts or letters? What about emails and digital files?...

We are pleased to announce that the Mills Archive Trust has been successful in acquiring funding from the National Archives...

The Research Association of British Flour Millers was founded in 1923 to carry out scientific research that would benefit the...

The Northwestern Miller journal was published from 1880 to 1973. Alongside the colourful covers which featured themes such as food...

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

The Mills Archive contains a wealth of knowledge on millwrighting, particularly in our library. The millwrighting books in our collection...

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