An interesting find in the Rex Wailes collection is a typescript by Douglas Reid (1881-1934) titled ‘With the windmillwrights in fen...
North Shore Mills Liverpool Mildred Cookson Victorian Milling Journals The Miller and Milling are the two...
Mary Gregson March marked about a year since my archive volunteer projects were put on hold due to the pandemic....
or Mr Hovis and the triumph of advertising brown bread Hovis is a distinctive brand of brown bread. However, it...
During the lockdown I have been reading through past issues of Milling and Grain, a monthly magazine by Perendale publishers...
I am delighted to announce that we have been awarded a grant of £75,000 by the Garfield Weston Foundation. This...
Everybody knows about the dangers of eating wild plants, and even experienced nature-lovers have to be careful when picking woodland...
One of our volunteers, Noor, has written about her experience at the Mills Archive: I am sure everyone has their...
The issue of The Miller dated 5 May 1930 contains this story about the ‘Devil’s Mill’ A miller’s apprentice loved...
While sat in a meeting in our Founders’ Room, my eyes travelled across the spines of the antiquarian books visible...
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