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This is a hidden quaint part of Suffolk and if you took the modern signs away I would have not thought its changed for 100 years
Baylham Mill ceased working in the 1970's but all the machinery still sits inside, quietly rusting away!
The former Fulling Mill on the banks of the Wear at Durham is rarely the centre of interest in a picture. This is in part due to it's competitor for composition, Durham Cathedral, which stands proud on its higher vantage point directly above. The Fulling Mill invariably gets second billing. So, in an effort to re-address the situation, here it is as star of the show!
Until recently, the former mill was part of Durham University's Department of Archaeology, but it closed in 2013 and has now reopened up on Palace Green. The mill stands empty and I'm not sure what the future holds.
My husband and I were fortunate to tour Whitehall Mill (early 18th century), an historic mill currently in redevelopment to become a mixed-use retail, office, and housing complex. I'm obsessed with historic preservation and real estate development, so this experience was a treat! To make it even better...the developers and architects gave us the tour!! Yay! I loved every minute of it! Thank you Doors Open Baltimore and Terra Nova Ventures for an inside look at this property and its future plans!
Whitehall Mill
Baltimore MD USA
October 2015
A very chilly frosty morning so headed out to one of my favourite places Sturminster Newton Mill to capture the moment
Mill Pond, Caddo Lake State Park, Karnack, TX.
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A short circular walkabout of about 9.86km setting out from Old Amersham on a grey dull day.
The Mill House is a stunning Grade II listed property with the former workings of the mill still intact which together with the river and waterfall flowing through the middle of the house forms an integral feature. The original mill workings are believed to be 17th century with additions and alterations in the 19th century.
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60066 passes Woodhouse Mill with 6E08 1303 Wolverhampton to Immingham on 22nd April 2015. First time I've managed to get this in decent light since its repaint last year.
On Sunday we took a walk from Horsey mill down to Bograve mill, the weather wasn't as friendly as i'd liked and the water was a strange brown colour but I was still relatively pleased with this photo.
A shot of the Mill House at Setauket Mill Pond. It was the first grist mill in Setauket and constructed in 1665. Setauket, NY. Long Island. Shot with a Mamiya RB67, Kodak Ektar 100, home developed and scanned with Epson V600.
Arrow Mill, Castleton, Rochdale was was designed by Sydney Stott for R & T Howarth. It was built very quickly. The contract to build was signed in late 1906, the first brick was laid in January 1907, the engine first ran under steam in February 1908 and the first cotton was spun in this large mill fifteen months after the first brick was laid. It was acquired by Courtaulds Ltd in 1934 and sold by them to Arrow Mill Fabrics Ltd in 1979. This was the last cotton mill to operate in the Rochdale area and did not cease production until the late 1990s. It is now listed Grade II and is in multiple occupation.
(ON EXPLORE #338) Mill Street Brewery is east Toronto’s first commercial brewery to open in more than 100 years, producing handcrafted beers and ales in the historic Corktown area of the Distillery District.
nrhp # 74001243- Cold Brook Feed Mill is a historic grist mill located at Cold Brook in Herkimer County, New York. It includes the mill, mill dam, flume, and land on both sides of the stream between the mill and dam. The mill is a simple wood-frame structure built in 1857. The main block is two story, square structure with a shed roof, and attached is a one-story, plus basement, lean-to, added after 1857. It is equipped with the original water powered stone grinder and corn sheller.[2]
It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.
from Wikipedia
This little waterfall is adjacent to a larger waterfall at the ruins of the Roswell Mill in Roswell, GA.
This is the view from the gutter at Mill Lane (crossing) The Cross Country Voyager is working 1M96 the 20.45 Reading to Birmingham New Street. The BMW estate arrived as the barriers came downand the lady driver waited whilst 4 trains passed by. When there was a signal box the signaller would raise the barriers, even if it was for a couple of minutes, to let the road clear.
This was a first (and last) low light night shoot. My camera is fine in well lit stations but in these circumstances it was found wanting.
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The distribution conduits for the Fisher Flour Mill in Seattle, Washington. Built in 1911. At its height, three million pounds of wheat came in every day and was shipped out as refined flour.
A nice sunny morning out to visit my favourite place Sturminster Mill & also Cut Mill for the first time
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“Much water goeth by the mill That the miller knoweth not of”
German proverb.
This is Potter-Wade's Mill in Rockbridge Virginia another view is below:
The Mill, a Grade 11 listed building, is on the east bank of the River Hiraethlyn in garden's famous Dell. It was built around 1837 and was first used to provide power for a blast furnace.
It was later used to turn the wheels of the
estate flourmill and then the estate sawmill.
The doors have recently been opened after a small amount of restoration work and clearance so the public
Have a limited view of
the workings.
It is hoped further restoration can be undertaken when funds permit.
A memorable day for three reasons. My first railway photograph since March the 20th due to Key Worker commitments and lockdown rules. Secondly a furious fire broke out blocking the main line at Earlestown. And lastly today was the day I found out that ace photographer Bill Wright had pased away back in March this year. Thanks to Nostromo (Mathew) for letting me know. A true gentleman who many of us would have met at Tamworth over the last ten years or so R.I.P Bill.
Amid the above I managed to grab this shot of TPE class 68 020 "Reliance" hauling a load of MOA open bogie wagons on 6K05 Carlisle -Crewe. May 20th 2020.