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This is a model of Mill Springs Mill located at the Lake Cumberland Resource Managers Office in Somerset, Ky. Photo by Lee Roberts
Londoner RML887 (202 UXJ, formerly WLT 887)
Golders Green & Muswell Hill Running Day route 240
Mill Hill East station
10th March 2024
Another house on Mill Street.
In the 1970s Mill Street was widened and turned into the westbound portion of the East-West Arterial. The same was done to Church Street three blocks to the south to create the eastbound portion. Doing so isolated Main Street in the middle from the poorer neighborhood on the north side and the wealthier neighborhood to the south. That, turning Main Street into a pedestrian mall, pretty much killed off downtown Poughkeepsie businesses.
The arterial project also meant that these grand houses on Mill Street were now separated from high speed traffic by only a narrow sidewalk.
Built in 1932 by the Royal Victoria Dock in East London, Spiller's Millennium Mill was the largest flour mill in Britain.
This area of the docklands was once the centre of London's flour milling industry, and both the Co-operative Welfare Society and Rank Hovis used to have similar mills to this one in the locality
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A friend showed me this postcard dating from 1935 of his home in Vicq sur Nahon (36) France, as it was when in use as a mill.
It is one of many mills which were powered by the River Nahon.
Photographs taken in Jesmond Dean on a photo workshop with Neil Atkinson.
It was a very bright day, so have tweaked in Lightroom, to subdue the highlights and raise the shadows
Barkerend Road Mills. A complex of steam-powered Worsted Mills built by the Garnetts from 1815. The remaining building was constructed in 1870 and used a single steam engine to power equipment on all floors by means of a ropes. The diagonal is the rope shaft.
Where Milespit Hill meets the Ridgeway. The building on the right belongs to the Brotherhood of Cross and Star, a Christian organisation which originated in Nigeria in the 1960s.
The long-abandoned Birmingham Mill, Briensburg, Kentucky. The mill was moved to this location in the '40s before the town of Birmingham was flooded by the creation of Kentucky Lake. I can remember stopping here with my dad in the early '70s when I went to Briensburg School — I think I sometimes got a strawberry Nehi out of the old "pull real hard" bottle vending machine.
Photo of Herringfleet Mill in Suffolk. More info about Herringfleet Mill can be found here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herringfleet_Mill
Keegan Mills (right) is in his freshman year at Lindenwood and was afforded the opportunity for a mid-semester reunion with his parents Sonya and Brett (who coaches the Texas A&M team) and girlfriend Lacey in Norman, OK at the ARC 7s Series Grand Final. The Mills family is arguably one of the more active rugby families in Texas and we appreciate all that they have accomplished and all that they do for rugby!
Old Pictures donated by R Vassie of the Paisley Thread Mill Museum these images were supplied by Mr Kenneth
McMaster.
visit www.paisleythread.org for more info
Highlighted New Listing – February 3, 2012
Yamhill County, Oregon
Other Names: Barnekoff and Allyn's Flouring Mill, McMinnville Flouring Mill, Atlas Milling Co., Houck
Milling Co., Buchanan-Cellers Grain Co., Valley Feed & Supply. Buchanan Cellers
Outside of the historic downtown district, the Buchanan Cellers Mill, constructed in 1888, is one of McMinnville's oldest industrial/commercial buildings and one of only a handful of tangible reminders of the City's agricultural beginnings, specifically that a flour-milling business once flourished in McMinnville. Indeed the building is the last remaining, intact flour-mill building within the city limits. The building's status as an anchor of McMinnville's original industrial district has persisted as it now anchors the area (the Granary District) currently recognized for its commitment to locally owned and operated commercial, industrial, and agricultural businesses. As the city's sole remaining flour mill building, the continued presence of this building solidifies a piece of McMinnville's past amidst a changing economy and streetscape. The old flour-mill building looms tall in northeast McMinnville, its presence a comfort and constant. While change is imminent and guaranteed, the preservation of McMinnville's only remaining flour mill building is an essential link between the agricultural past and the emerging future.
The importance of the flour mill cannot be underestimated when considering the success and growth of a community like McMinnville. Since its beginnings as the Barnekoff and Allyn Flouring Mill, the Buchanan Cellers Mill has continued to operate in an agriculturally related industrial and/or commercial capacity while adapting to the needs of a growing and changing community. Although exterior additions and alterations were made, the historic Barnekoff and Allyn's Flouring Mill structure exists today almost in its entirety in the Buchanan Cellers Mill.
Part of my "250 Years in Chester" set - www.flickr.com/photos/58696328@N04/sets/72157628164944467
The arrival of the canals in the 1770's meant that not all industry needed to be in the vicinity of the River Dee.
For the first time industry spread to the Eastern side of the city thanks to the links the canal brought.
Built for local flour merchants on land that was formally meadows (this is hard to believe now as this is pretty cloe to the centre of town).
The mill was first recorded on a map in 1789 so may be slightly older.
Now offices, flats and a ground floor pub which was pretty good last time I went.
112 pictures in 2012, #75 Five minutes from home.
The Mill at Gelligroes in Pontllanfraith dates back to approximately 1625. There have been several improvements made including a water powered generator which was built in 1908 to provide electricity for the Mill and the house. A major restoration was made in 1993, and the mill now incorporates a candle making factory.
In 1912 Arthur (Artie) Moore an amateur radio enthusiast living at the Mill picked up the distress signal from the Titanic from this location.