Is nothing safe?
Archivist leads attack on museum pieces sale. The Brent and Whetstone Press reports that “bosses at Barnet Museum, in Wood Street, Barnet, have accused the
Archivist leads attack on museum pieces sale. The Brent and Whetstone Press reports that “bosses at Barnet Museum, in Wood Street, Barnet, have accused the
I wonder if anyone could shed any light on the windmill item attached? It is from the collection of my late friend, ex-neighbour and WSU
It is with great sadness that I relay news of Geoff’s death. Geoff passed way on 20 December in London after a short illness. Geoff’s
These words open an enthralling and entertaining account of how three families rescued a listed, derelict mill that was being pulled into the river. The
If you don’t know what you really want for Christmas, why not choose one of the carefully selected items in the “Suitable Presents” section of
A correspondent has asked if anyone is aware of any windmill calendars available for 2012. It woud be even better if we could identify a
Just published and available from the Mills Archive shop, this new book is attractive and well-produced. For more details see http://shop.millsarchivetrust.org/product.php?productid=1035&cat=0&page=1
These two views of Carlton le Moorland post mill, Lincolnshire NGR SK 897 585 were taken on 26 June 1934 These are two of more
As you probably know, people out there are attempting to augment their income by printing spurious stamps (known as cinderellas) purporting to be issued by
Author: Chris Wheeler The Mills Archive welcomes Chris Wheeler, seen here with established volunteers Talbot Green and Colin Mitchell. He will be following in the