The Invisible Gender?
In a week which has seen the celebration of 100 years since women were first given the right to vote, I have been reflecting upon
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We’re looking forward to tomorrow’s workshop!
We’re putting together the final preparations for tomorrow’s training workshop. “Caring for your Collection” is a regular workshop we run for people who have their
Thank you for making Saturday’s symposium a success!
We would like to say a big thank you to everyone who came to Saturday’s symposium. For those of you who didn’t attend, read on
New webpage teaser (and Fred the Flour Grader)
So I have come to the end of my initial three months interning at the Mills Archive. However, this is not goodbye, as I will
What is a beehive quern?
On Monday we paid a visit to Reading Museum, so Hannah and I could see some more of the Archive’s collection that was on display,
Roller flour mills at the Mills Archive
We’re adding to our extensive collections about traditional wind and water mills to tell the story of the most recent phase of flour milling, roller
Join the Great British Mill Race this National Mills Weekend
Celebrate National Mills Weekend this Saturday 13 and Sunday 14 May by taking part in the Great British Mill Race. This weekend marks National Mills Weekend
5 reasons to join the Great British Mill Race this spring
Finally – the days are getting longer and the weather is improving (well, mostly!). High time to to get out and about to do some
From Quern to Computer: a printed history of flour milling
Prefer something printed? Then our From Quern to Computer booklet is your ticket to discovering our flour milling history. The best bits of our timelines and extended
Explore the story of flour milling: From Quern to Computer
Explore changes to corn milling technology, from animal, wind and water power to the modern day roller flour milling industry in these extended articles written