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The National Monuments Record’s archives catalogues, with some images, describing over a million photographs and other archives, are now online at http://www.englishheritagearchives.org.uk. This is a useful
The National Library of Ireland has recently released 34,000 of its 630,000 original Irish photographs on its website. They are available free to view as
Author: Guy Blythman The Mills Research Group will now hold one of its two meetings each year at the Mills Archive in Reading. 24 October
Kodak have just announced they are discontinuing Kodachrome colour film. The Daily Telegraph “Digital cameras kill Kodachome slides” quotes the company as saying customers prefer
We all know the names of the great and the good in the mill world – but who were the most interesting mill people? My
Author: Sheila Viner As part of the 2009 National Mills Weekend we are opening our Archives and Library and would be delighted if you and
We are thinking of opening on National Mills Weekend this year. It is on May 9-10 2009. If we do, will anyone come to see
Author: Sussex Miller As a member of the team helping to identify the mill slides of Frank Gregory, I attach a photo which the team
Did anyone else see the phenomenal amount of money spent on one windmill postcard on eBay this week? Fortunately there are still a lot of
