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Autumn at Mabry Mill along the Blue Ridge Parkway south of Roanoke, Virginia. This is the most visited site along the whole stretch of this scenic road.
Seen in: Andromeda 50
The Rank Hovis Mill at Trafford Park is the sole survivor of three that were once on this huge industrial estate. RHM plc, formerly Ranks Hovis McDougall, was a United Kingdom food business, but was acquired by Premier Foods in March 2007. The site has three milling units producing 4,500 tonnes of flour per week. The grain was formerly brought up the Manchester Ship Canal but is now fetched from Liverpool by lorry.
My ancestor named Corless built a mill at Galgate. A local road and a row of cottages also bear his name. My father was named after him.
View of a cotton mill building with a smaller image of the Brookford Mill Store displayed
in the corner. "Clay PTG. Co." is printed on the face of the card.
Digital Collection:
North Carolina Postcards
Publisher:
Clay Printing Co., Hickory, N.C.
Date:
1908
Location:
Hickory (N.C.); Catawba County (N.C.);
Collection in Repository
Durwood Barbour Collection of North Carolina Postcards (P077); collection guide available
online at www.lib.unc.edu/ncc/pcoll/77barbour/77barbour.html
The Abbey Mill built in the early 1800's by the River Avon in Bradford-on-Avon Wiltshire, once a thriving woollen mill now converted into retirement apartments
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Taken during the London Photo Walk in Dorchester Ontario. The Dorchester Mill Pond is located on Dorchester Creek, just metres away from the Thames River in the Village of Dorchester. The pond is fed by streams originating in the Dorchester Swamp and by drains on agricultural lands. The Mill Pond drains into the Thames, which flows southwest to Lake St. Clair.
The Dorchester Mill Pond is an oasis of peace and tranquility in a natural setting of oak, pine and maple. The Mill Pond Trail provides a scenic 3.5 kilometre walk through the variety of natural habitats around the pond.
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Sitting in this guide car looking out the window at the super battery at the old coke mill... Somewhere in the USA!!!
Some long exposure photos around The Millenium Walkway at New Mills. Bordered by two stations one can walk from New Mills Central to New Mills Newtown
Our trip to Humberside included a very interesting visit to Skidby Windmill, where our host Syd (of Sydpix fame on flickr), gave us an informative tour around the mill, followed by tea and walnut cake; cheers Syd, much appreciated!
Here's a collage of views in and around the mill, Friday 25.11.16
The photo indicates the steepness of the gorge's slope behind the Mill House and Cottage. Note the girl looking downward towards the photographer,
Spillers Millennium Mills lies isolated and imposing occupying a fifty nine acre site along the Royal Victoria Docks in the south east of London. Founded in 1905 The Mills is one of London’s few remaining relics of Britain’s post-industrial Landscape and overshadows the famous ExCel exhibition centre located opposite across the Docks.
By 1984 the Royal Docks closed definitively, however the Millennium have become a much loved icon representative of post-industrial Britain and has been used as a backdrop in many films and television shows, interestingly in 1998 the Mill’s roof housed two Peregrine Falcons.
There is evidence that a corn mill has been on the site since 1290. The present building dates from about 1844, when an earlier mill was destroyed by fire. During the 20th century the mill was used mainly to produce animal feed, although some flour was still made. In 1960 the building was damaged by flood and, because of the cost of reconstruction and because of falling demand for its products, the mill closed. The land was bought by Nantwich Rural District Council as a site for a water treatment works. In 1966 there were plans to demolish the building, but local residents campaigned for the mill to be repaired as a job creation scheme. This was successful, and the mill was restored to working order by 1977. It passed into the ownership of the North West Water Authority(later part of United Utilities) who reopened the mill as a working museum. In 1999 United Utilities added a classroom and toilet facilities, and the building was used for school and heritage visitors.The mill was closed by United Utilities in 2010 for financial reasons, and the grounds and machinery were looked after by volunteers. The Bunbury Watermill Trust was established, and in April 2012 the mill was given to the Trust, reopening it to visitors.
(Wikipedia)
It burnt down in 1892. Recent archaeology has re-exposed a wealth of features including this water-wheel pit.
And with a wave from me.
(c.1905)
(2016)
This view is looking east along Mill Lane.
In the top photo we can see the Mill Lane Methodist Church on the corner of Mill Lane and Solent Road.
The Primitive Methodist Church was originally located in Little Church Row in Hampstead. The church relocated to the Mill Lane site in 1886 and was registered in 1890 as the Ebenezer Primitive Methodist chapel.
The church closed in 1971 and was demolished c.1975.
Mill Jig on display at the The Jack Koza Memorial Park in the Town of Cobalt Coleman Township in the District of Timiskaming Northeastern Ontario Canada
The Baker's Mill will be part of a larger complex with a bakery.
There's a little dock at the river where wheat and flour can be transported.
There's also a little chicken coop and some beehives for fresh ingredients for the baker's baked goodies ^_^
The design of the Mill is based on a Dutch 'Standerdmolen' (meaning literally "Mill on a stand")
The top part of the mill can turn to face the wind, and of course the sails can turn too.
Speaking of sails… seems like the miller's son has gotten himself in some trouble O_o
This is a second version of an early color pic. of the mill. I did not add saturation, just fixed the levels.
A old feed mill covered with corrugated tin, sits between the highway and the railroad tracks along the Mississippi River in McGregor, Iowa. One the side of this building is a sign which reads "W.A. Myers Fuel and Feed"
Horizontal mills near Huxter. A type of water mill once common throughout Shetland
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Cornell Mill in Stanbridge East, Qc
Rivière aux Brochets / Pike River
1830
1 Sec with variable ND filter
... to make a picture of this mill, which is one (actually number 4) of 4 in a row which we call 'de molenviergang' they still work and regulate the water level in the pastures (this is another of these 4 mills)
On average, 81 million gallons of water flows through this mill race every day! I only know that fact because I read it on a sign at Alley Mill--a picturesque Missouri red mill overlooking the amazing turquoise waters.
The bright sunshine caused a shadow on the wooden mill gate. I used layers and fill light to bring the grain out on this photo without affecting the well-lit areas.
Feels like I haven't posted on here for ages! I need to catch up with looking at all my contacts shots too. Had a lovely few hours out today in 'Mad Jack Fuller' country, this is one of the outlets from an old disused mill pool, I couldn't decide which one I like best so here is both of them.