The Invisible Gender?
In a week which has seen the celebration of 100 years since women were first given the right to vote, I have been reflecting upon
In a week which has seen the celebration of 100 years since women were first given the right to vote, I have been reflecting upon
This week has seen me draw from one resource that the Archive houses in large numbers for our roller mill history project: namely postcards. A
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
Last week our Archivist Nathanael, our Chairman Ron and I were given the rare opportunity to explore the Heygates flour mill in Hertfordshire. While we
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
In today’s day and age, if you turned on the television, it would not take you long to find one of the plethora of cooking
Hello again! It’s been a productive and enjoyable second week at the Archive, as I’ve spent time getting acquainted with different collections related to roller
We’re adding to our extensive collections about traditional wind and water mills to tell the story of the most recent phase of flour milling, roller
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’