Animals have gone hand in hand with milling for centuries from when millstones would be turned by mules, donkeys, horses...
We are pleased to announce that the new modern milling webpages are now live on the Mills Archive website and...
As promised, this week’s blog will return to the theme of crimes in the milling world. This week’s crimes, however,...
The newly-formed National Millwrighting Centre is raising funds to support their ambitious project to train new millwrights to look after...
This week’s blog covers three exciting cases of espionage or crimes linked in some way to the world of milling....
Author: Laura Felton-Hustwitt For the past few weeks I have had the opportunity to look through and catalogue two of...
Last week our Archivist Nathanael, our Chairman Ron and I were given the rare opportunity to explore the Heygates flour...
This week I have continued my research on the roller milling industry internationally and have moved on to look at...
The annual National Archives’ ‘Explore Your Archive’ week is upon us, and we start with a focus on a collection...
Hello again! As I promised in my last blog in October, I’m back! My internship is continuing, after its brief...
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