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Building containing machinery for grinding grain or processing other materials, powered by wind or water, in the United Kingdom.

Subcategories

• Tidemills
• Watermills
• Windmills

Resources in This Category

• Midland Wind and Water Mills Group

  http://www.midlandmills.org.uk/
  A voluntary, non-profit making society of mill enthusiasts in the Midland counties of England. Activities, publications, membership. List of mills in the Midlands area open to the public, with links.

• SPAB Mills Section

  http://www.spab.org.uk/mills/
  The UK's national organisation for anyone interested in the preservation of windmills and watermills. Part of the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings.

• Sussex Mills Group

  http://www.sussexmillsgroup.org.uk/
  Promotes the study, maintenance and history of traditional windmills and watermills in Sussex. Includes lists of mills with locations, photographs, events and news.

• The Mills Research Group

  http://www.millsresearch.org.uk/
  A voluntary society which aims to encourage and conduct research into the traditional use of wind, water and animal power in the UK. Aims, conferences, publications.

• The Roughwood Mill Album

  http://www.roughwood.net/WindmillAlbum/WindmillFrames.htm
  Photographs and postcards of English windmills and watermills, taken or collected by Mark Collins.

• University of Kent: Wind and Watermills Collections

  http://www.kent.ac.uk/library/specialcollections/mills/index.html
  The collections include around 4,000 photographs of windmills in Great Britain, photographed by Donald Muggeridge 1930s-1960s. Online catalogue by English and Welsh counties, with some images. Also the C.P. Davies Collection, which centres on Kent and Sussex mills.

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