Gems of the Archive: From Flour to Power
Hello, it’s me again. With just one week of my internship left to go, I thought this would be the right time to look into
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Hello, it’s me again. With just one week of my internship left to go, I thought this would be the right time to look into
This week Mildred brought in a number of objects for me to look at, which are interesting examples of the huge variety of different types
On Friday 20th July, Liz, Nathanael, Paul and I went on an exciting visit to one of the Mills Archive’s valued Heritage Partners: Upminster Windmill
Hello, it’s me again. Unbelievably I am now halfway through my internship at the Mills Archive (insert obligatory Bon Jovi reference here), and the gem
Since starting at the archive five weeks ago, I have gained a real appreciation for the complexity and skill required to run and maintain these
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.
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
Can you help us identify these archive photos of Welsh mill sites? We have 10s of thousands of mill images on our catalogue. Unfortunately, many
Last week I visited Jordans Mill in Biggleswade with Ron and Mildred, where we were treated like guests of honour! Read on to find out
To celebrate #GivingTuesday, we are highlighting a collection available for adoption. Today’s collection is the Derek Ogden Collection. A millwright for many years, Derek repaired
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