The Mill Architect
I first met architect John Reynolds when I was editing the Mills and Millers of Hampshire set of books for the Hampshire Mills Group. He
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I first met architect John Reynolds when I was editing the Mills and Millers of Hampshire set of books for the Hampshire Mills Group. He
At the end of 2024 we hit a significant milestone – the 100,000th item to be catalogued from our archive. And we have still barely scratched
At the Mills Archive we recently made our first foray into delivery online webinars, on the topic of caring for archival collections. Two webinars held
If you’re stuck with nothing to do, try having a look through our Archive Catalogue, and help us improve our data. Our Archive Catalogue can be
We are absolutely thrilled to announce that we have been awarded a grant of £9,944 from the National Manuscripts Conservation Trust for our new project,
One of the most exciting parts of working in an archive is opening up a newly donated box of material. There are almost always some
This document, newly donated to the Archive from the Owen Ward Collection, gives a glimpse of the role mills would have played in the event
Today we are launching our campaign to raise funds to help preserve and make available the Rex Wailes Collection. Read on to find out more
When I’m looking through articles in the Archive, I’m always fascinated in discovering how mills played a part in a wider, often unrelated area of
The Mills Archive Trust is pleased to announce that it has received one of the most important mill collections of the 20th century from the
