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This is a historic place, more historic then you would judge from first sight. At the place of the waterfall the mill stood where the first cotton weaving machine. It was one of the starting points of the industrial revolution.
nrhp # 82002806- Established by Hiram Walker 1858.
Later owned by D J Tews from 1876 to 1917.
Mill ceased operation 1936.
Old mill stones in the forest near at the historical village of Val-Jalbert (up the near Chicoutimi, Quebec). It's an odd sight, seeing these scattered amongst the trees; a little less odd when you realize that the tress must have grown up around them.
Mill avenue video from February... rather boring stuff, I suppose. This is here so I can refresh my memory on what the lighting looks like from dusk to dark.
The Baltic Mill project, an unrealised dream for the Wright Investments company.
I'm assuming that it probably took a hit from the 2008 financial crash, with the intended footprint of the project just an open space.
I hope this project has a second chance at some point, as it is it's just a flattened area fenced off.
Built in the 1700's this mill stands in the Area of Warwick, NY near Florida that was once known as Randelville. It was enlarged in the1830's when it became a piano forte factory. That expansion on either side no longer exists.
Mill Spring, MO
That's what they call it. It's a deep, deep hole full of blue, blue water, and we found it with the help of an occasionally-accurate guidebook called Missouri Roadsides.
Water trickles over an artificial waterfall onto some not-artificial rocks, where it glows in the sunlight. Sepia tones.
Quarry Bank Mill, now owned by the National Trust is still a working cotton mill.You can see ,hear and smell the 19th Century textile machines working and imagine how the difficult life was for the workers and understand why many were deaf at a young age.
La Mille Miglia è emozione, passione, tradizione, eleganza e leggenda. La gara riservata alle auto d’epoca costruite tra il 1927 e il 1957 giunge quest’anno la sua 35ª rievocazione, che coincide anche con il 90° anniversario della prima edizione della corsa nel 1927.
Dal 1927 al 1957 piloti più o meno famosi si diedero battaglia su strade aperte al traffico, il suo tracciato negli anni fu modificato per ben tredici volte. La corsa inizialmente fu concepita come gara unica (non a tappe ma a cronometro) con un percorso a forma di “otto” da Brescia a Roma e ritorno, su una distanza di 1000 miglia corrispondenti a 1.600 km circa.
La Mille Miglia è un patrimonio d’eccellenza italiana e bresciana, è identità legata anche al Garda e alle sue bellezze. Desenzano è infatti la prima tappa della sua “folle corsa” e il legame della nostra città con la Mille Miglia parte da lontano: affonda le sue radici nell’epopea del Reparto Alta Velocità e nel record di Francesco Agello.
Non a caso, Desenzano è diventato il punto di partenza del “Ferrari Tribute to Mille Miglia” e del “Mercedes-Benz Mille Miglia Challenge”.
Il programma della Mille Miglia 2017, dopo la partenza della prima tappa da Brescia, prevede il primo equipaggio davanti al porto di Desenzano per le 15.15, lì i concorrenti effettueranno il controllo timbro. Contestualmente al passaggio della corsa, dal 16 al 21 maggio, è stata allestita in Galleria civica “G.Bosio” una mostra fotografica dedicata al pilota Tazio Nuvolari e alla Mille Miglia storica. Inaugurazione martedì 16 maggio alle ore 12.
Anche quest’anno, ad ammirare Desenzano del Garda, e tutte le altre magnifiche località sul percorso, oltre a circa milleottocento operatori dei media, ci saranno migliaia di appassionati provenienti da tutti i continenti, a conferma dell’internazionalità della Freccia Rossa. La promozione del territorio attraversato dalla corsa più bella del mondo, delle sue bellezze, delle tradizioni e dei suoi prodotti ha sempre rappresentato uno dei primi obiettivi della Mille Miglia.
Fotografie a cura dell'Ufficio Stampa del Comune di Desenzano del Garda.
The current two-story mill, built by John Murray in 1913, replaced his father's original mill structure
To all who visit and view, and – especially – express support and satisfaction: you are much appreciated!
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– Mini-Themed Album Murray's Mill Site: The Mill –
Catawba, NC – 2018JUL08 – Murray's Mill Historic Site:
Why did we go to Murray's Mill after church this morning?
A couple months ago, in May, Joe met Jennifer, Murray's Mill Historic District site manager, at a Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary church archive workshop in Columbia, South Carolina; at that time he told her we would like to come to her ice cream social today.
And we did!
We had a great time at Murray's Mill Annual Ice Cream Social! And we want to return for a waterside hike and picturesque picnic at the last milling complex in the county, meticulously preserved and interpreted by the Catawba County Historical Association.
See it soon, even without the free ice cream – an awesome treat! – or one of their other events usually attended by 5,000 people!
It was a wonderful day, with a welcome high of 84⁰F (below-average temperature for July), clear blue skies, pleasant low humidity...
Going home at 4:44 p.m., my cell phone battery was at 44% and I had 555 captures! Who could've guessed? Plus Joe took all of 12!
I seldom video, but both Joe and I took videos, plus photos.
The best of our 567 captures are in 2 mini-themed albums:
• Catawba, NC – 2018JUL08 – Murray's Mill Historic Site
•·Murray's Mill, NC 2018JUL08 Annual Ice Cream Social
•·Murray's Mill, NC 2018JUL08 Murray's Mill
•·Murray's Mill, NC 2018JUL08 Mill Pond
•·Murray's Mill, NC 2018JUL08 Red-spotted Purple Butterfly
•·Murray's Mill, NC 2018JUL08 Wheat House
•·Murray's Mill, NC 2018JUL08 Murray & Minges General Store
•·Murray's Mill, NC 2018JUL08 William Murray House
• Catawba, NC – 2018JUL08 – Murray's Mill Trail
Hope you enjoy these captures we took here today!
The Graue Mill is a water-powered grist mill that was originally erected in 1852. Now a museum, it is one of two operating water-powered gristmills in Illinois (the other is the Franklin Creek Grist Mill). It is located on Salt Creek in Oak Brook, Illinois, owned by the Forest Preserve District of DuPage County and operated by a nonprofit preservationist group.
Built in the 1700's this mill stands in the Area of Warwick, NY near Florida that was once known as Randelville. It was enlarged in the1830's when it became a piano forte factory. That expansion on either side no longer exists.
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Based on many years’ R&D on grinding machine, and considering 9518 users’ suggestion, our MTW series European style trapezium mill come out to meet the milling industry trend; it owns many independent patents property, such as overall prick gear drive, internal thin oil lubrication system, arc-shaped air duct. All of these make it the most advanced milling machine in the world.
Sunday, 21 October 2012
View of the station building at Mill Hill East. The station the terminus of the short branch from Finchley Central on the High Barnet branch of the Northern Line.
© Finbarr O'Neill
Minneapolis, Minnesota - the Mill district. Mill City Museum includes the ruins shown center.
Image converted to B&W and layered with texture by JoesSistah. Blended and finished in PS CS4
Today visitors can see the mill's grindstones and milling equipment
To all who visit and view, and – especially – express support and satisfaction: you are much appreciated!
___________________________________________
– Mini-Themed Album Murray's Mill Site: The Mill –
Catawba, NC – 2018JUL08 – Murray's Mill Historic Site:
Why did we go to Murray's Mill after church this morning?
A couple months ago, in May, Joe met Jennifer, Murray's Mill Historic District site manager, at a Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary church archive workshop in Columbia, South Carolina; at that time he told her we would like to come to her ice cream social today.
And we did!
We had a great time at Murray's Mill Annual Ice Cream Social! And we want to return for a waterside hike and picturesque picnic at the last milling complex in the county, meticulously preserved and interpreted by the Catawba County Historical Association.
See it soon, even without the free ice cream – an awesome treat! – or one of their other events usually attended by 5,000 people!
It was a wonderful day, with a welcome high of 84⁰F (below-average temperature for July), clear blue skies, pleasant low humidity...
Going home at 4:44 p.m., my cell phone battery was at 44% and I had 555 captures! Who could've guessed? Plus Joe took all of 12!
I seldom video, but both Joe and I took videos, plus photos.
The best of our 567 captures are in 2 mini-themed albums:
• Catawba, NC – 2018JUL08 – Murray's Mill Historic Site
•·Murray's Mill, NC 2018JUL08 Annual Ice Cream Social
•·Murray's Mill, NC 2018JUL08 Murray's Mill
•·Murray's Mill, NC 2018JUL08 Mill Pond
•·Murray's Mill, NC 2018JUL08 Red-spotted Purple Butterfly
•·Murray's Mill, NC 2018JUL08 Wheat House
•·Murray's Mill, NC 2018JUL08 Murray & Minges General Store
•·Murray's Mill, NC 2018JUL08 William Murray House
• Catawba, NC – 2018JUL08 – Murray's Mill Trail
Hope you enjoy these captures we took here today!
Ynysypandy Slate Mill was built around 1855 to produce slate slab products from the nearby Gorseddau Quarry, sawn with power from a massive water wheel. A 3ft gauge railway was built to take products to the harbour at Porthmadog.
Despite production of 2148 tons in 1860, the business was not successful and went into liquidation in 1874.
It's difficult to think of this beautiful rural area being a hive of industrial activity 150 years ago.