Category: Blog

Whatever happened to Whitmore and Binyon?

Author: Chris Wheeler This is a question I have been asking all week. Having worked for 2 weeks on the...

Peter Dolman Collection gets full-time attention

Author: Chris Wheeler The Mills Archive welcomes Chris Wheeler, seen here with established volunteers Talbot Green and Colin Mitchell. He...

Charlwood flour miller or flour mill owner named William Simmons

Author: Dave Simmons Hello from the USA. I wonder if someone may be interested in assisting me…. In the time...

Argos Hill Windmill Rescue Appeal

Standing astride Argos Hill, between Mayfield and Rotherfield, the Grade 2* listed windmill is a sorry sight of decay and...

“Diek” Medendorp RIP

William Hill has highlighted a report in Holland Sentinel that Jan Diederik “Diek” Medendorp died on 4 January 2011 aged...

News of Mills

William Hill’s most recent news circular details 11 Internet links including comments on the sale of Thorpeness (pictured) as well...

Mill Spies Stole Secrets

OK, it was in the early 19th century, but this fascinating story of early industrial espionage is worth reading! Derek...

Jack and Duncton Windmills up for sale

The two windmills, granary, house and grounds are now up for grabs at £1.45 million. Details on the estate agent’s...

Conservation and analysis of the UK’s oldest windmills

This promises to be an interesting seminar to be held at the Museum of English Rural Life on 18 January....

New TIMS Website

Author: Willem van Bergen The new website of The International Molinological Society is now online under a new URL: http://www.molinology.org...

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