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Some of you may have had an email to tell you about this already, but if you’re not on our mailing list, consider this your
We are pleased to announce that the new modern milling webpages are now live on the Mills Archive website and available for public viewing. These
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
The archives of Oldland Windmill, Keymer, have now been made available online. Oldland’s archive collection has been sorted, listed and digitised by mill archivist Peter
The archives of Union Mill in Cranbrook, Kent, collected by the late Wynn Tremenheere, are now available online. The smock mill in Cranbrook was built
The June issue of Who Do You Think You Are? Magazine contains a double-page spread featuring an item from the Michael French Collection ‘Gem from the Archive’
Thanks to those who took part in our survey a while ago. The results are now in! The survey has given us lots to think
Author: Megan Allen See Sacrewell Mill like you’ve never seen it before in a new series that hits BBC Two on 5 January. In the
Hello everyone! I wanted to do a big shout out and congratulations today to our Friends at Oldland Windmill who have been featured in Vintage
The Mills Archive is currently featured both in the news and in the case study section of the National Archives’ website. Read on to find
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