A Slice of Milling History
The Millers’ Mutual Collection is one of the most important additions to our archives in recent years. As a national repository dedicated to preserving the
The Millers’ Mutual Collection is one of the most important additions to our archives in recent years. As a national repository dedicated to preserving the
North Shore Mills Liverpool Mildred Cookson Victorian Milling Journals The Miller and Milling are the two most important milling journals from
I am delighted to announce that we have been awarded a grant of £75,000 by the Garfield Weston Foundation. This is the second largest grant
Huntingdonshire was an historic county until it was merged with Cambridgeshire in 1974. However, in 1984, the district was reinstated as a non-metropolitan county. In
Last week Liz and I had the privilege of visiting Ponders End Mills, the home of family milling business G R Wright and Sons. Above:
With the summer heatwave already fading into a distant memory I have come to the end of my internship. The last three months have flown
I have come to the final day of my internship. Little did I think when I started back in the warmth of July last year
Those of you who follow The Mills Archive on social media will know that we have recently started highlighting different families on Family History Friday.
With the romance of Valentine’s Day recently past, this blog is looking at some of the romantic stories that have been found whilst researching the
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