Gems of the Archive: Water and Wind
One of the things I have realised whilst working with the collections is how inspirational traditional milling has been to a huge variety of artists.
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Gems of the Archive: Trailblazing the way for Women’s Votes
With the gem page beginning to take shape, I thought I would share with you another peek at what I have been working on. This
Introducing Lucy, the new Development Assistant – and her first trip to a mill!
Hello everyone, I’m Lucy and I joined the Mills Archive at the beginning of June as the new Development Assistant. I’ll be helping Liz with
Introducing Chris: The Archive’s new Gemfinder
This week we’re excited to have a new member of the team on board: meet Chris, our brand new summer intern! Chris is a second-year
Gems of the Archive: The surprising link between the Mills Archive and WWI trains
Hello everyone! As Lucy mentioned last week I’m Chris and I am the new intern, I’m a Second Year History student from the University of
Volunteers’ Week Profile Showcase: Meet Kolja
Today is the last day of #VolunteersWeek, and the Mills Archive would like to say another huge thank you to our volunteers – it’s your
Volunteers’ Week Profile Showcase: Jasmin’s Experience
This is #VolunteersWeek, and we’re feeling particularly thankful for our team of 20 volunteers who dedicate their time and skills to help us preserve records
Volunteers’ Week Profile Showcase: Meet Laura
Students make up a large portion of our volunteers, many of them interested in a career in archiving, heritage or research. It’s great to have
Volunteers power the Mills Archive
Today marks the start of Volunteers’ Week. A national annual event running 1st-7th June, the purpose of the Week is to highlight the incredible work
A windmill postcard with a message from war-torn Europe
This intriguing missive was found by volunteer Tom Hine. The picturesque windmill captured on the front of the postcard carries with it a message that