Another successful National Mills Weekend ends… but the Great British Mill Race continues!
We hope you all enjoyed 2016’s sunny National Mills Weekend. The Great British Mill Race – a competition where you can help us update our
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It’s time to join the Great British Mill Race
Our months of planning have finally come together: the Great British Mill Race is launching this weekend at the SPAB National Mills Weekend. Read on
Mills Consultation Group meeting to discuss From Quern to Computer
Shortly before Easter we were delighted to host a meeting of the Mills Consultation Group. The purpose of this meeting was to discuss how outcomes
Helping people at mills to care for their own collections
Last week we ran another of our training workshops called “Caring for your Collection”. This workshop was attended by people from a number of mills,
From Quern to Computer project update: get ready for the ‘Great British Mill Race’
Progress on the interactive timeline and national mills survey elements of our HLF funded ‘From Quern to Computer’ (Q2C) project continue apace. Read on for
Volunteering experience at The Mills Archive Trust where I never thought that I could be of help!
Author: Ioulia Zoukova This blog post comes from one of our newest volunteers, Ioulia. Ioulia is working on a stunning visual project as a contribution
From Quern to Computer: it begins!
Hello all – I’m Claire and I started in my role as Learning and Engagement Manager on the Heritage Lottery Funded ‘From Quern to Computer’ project here
Job advert: Learning and Engagement Manager
We are recruiting for a paid position that is central to our new HLF-funded project, Quern to Computer. We are looking for someone to coordinate
Quern to Computer gets a logo
When our Archivist Nathanael isn’t busy being, well, an Archivist, he’s also getting involved in some of our creative activities. He has kindly designed the
Announcement: Mills Archive wins £68,200 from the HLF for a trailblazing project!
We are thrilled to have received the support of the Heritage Lottery Fund for an exciting new project, “From Quern to Computer”. We will involve