A Desirable Situation for a Miller A Capital TOWER MILL with patent sails, three pair of French Stones, two Flour Mills, Jumper & Cylinder, capable of manufacturing from 12 to 14 lasts per week, & within a mile of a Navigable river to Yarmouth. Apply to Wm. Crowe of Hickling, Norfolk. Norfolk Chronicle 12th September 1818
Hickling Mill is a 19th-century grade II* listed windmill in Hickling Heath, Norfolk, England.. It was built of tarred brick in 1818 to a design known as a tower mill, a tapering circular building 8 storeys high with brickwork 30 inches (76 cm) thick at the base.Each floor has 4 windows to the four cardinal points of the compass although many are blocked up on the inside, especially on the
Norfolk Mills: Hickling Stubb Mill: Tower: c. 1800 Norfolk Mills: Hockwold: Lower Mill: 1829 1838 Norfolk Mills: Hockwold Upper Mill: 1829 1838 Norfolk Mills Dydall's Mill Miller's Mill: Tower: I L. Location Name of mill and grid reference Type Maps First mention or built Last mention or demise Photograph Irstead
When rebuilt, the mill was large enough to use 4 common sails to power 4 pairs of stones, 2 flour mills, jumper and cylinder. However, by 1858, the common sails had been replaced by 4 patent sails. A stage was set around the tower on the 5th floor.
To be Sold WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION A Substantial brick TOWER WINDMILL which works herself into the wind, situate in the parish of Thurlton near Loddon in the county of Norfolk, with two capital pair of French Stones, Flour Mill, Cylinder, Rolling Screen etc.
The 3 storey red brick mill with three iron bands around the tower, had a Norfolk boat shaped cap with a petticoat and a 6 bladed fan. Originally built with common sails, in later years the mill was converted to four double shuttered patent sails with 9 bays that turned clockwise and
Norfolk Mills: Hickling Stubb Mill: Tower: c. 1800 Norfolk Mills: Hockwold: Lower Mill: 1829 1838 Norfolk Mills: Hockwold Upper Mill: 1829 1838 Norfolk Mills Dydall's Mill Miller's Mill: Tower: I L. Location Name of mill and grid reference Type Maps First mention or built Last mention or demise Photograph Irstead
Hickling Mill is a 19th-century grade II* listed windmill in Hickling Heath, Norfolk, England.. It was built of tarred brick in 1818 to a design known as a tower mill, a tapering circular building 8 storeys high with brickwork 30 inches (76 cm) thick at the base.Each floor has 4 windows to the four cardinal points of the compass although many are blocked up on the inside, especially on the
That capital Tower Windmill, situated near the Norwich Gas Works, Bishops Bridge, now in a complete state of repair, with patent sails, driving two pair of French stones, new flour mill and jumper etc. For rent and further particulars apply to L. De Caux, at the Ranelagh Gardens, St. Stephen's Gates, Norwich. Norfolk Chronicle 27th May 1837
To be Sold by Auction by Mr. Thomas Berry at the Public Hall, Wisbech on 24 September 1874 at 3 o'c in the afternoon precisely. Brick Tower & Wind Corn Mill with Patent Sails, 2 pairs French Stones & one pair grey stones, cylinder, Dressing machine & other going gear complete, situate in the middle of Emneth Gaultree next the public highway, & all that Dwelling House.
History. Messing Maypole Mill was built in 1775 by Colchester millwright John Mathett at a cost of £315 excluding the brickwork. Matchett also rebuilt a post mill which stood some 190 yards (170 m) south west of the tower mill (TL 894 167) and sum of £315 may include that work. Matchett owned the mill until it was purchased by miller Thomas Green in 1797.
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Mills of this period were large, their decoration was lavish reflecting Edwardian taste and prosperity. Most mills were built for mules. Kent Mill Chadderton (1908) was a five-storey, 11 bay mill, 84.6m x 43.9m. It had 90,000 spindles. Ring frames were smaller and heavier than mules so the mills
Lathaham / Lodna / Lodnes / Lodues / Lot(h)na: Godric the steward; St. Edmund's before and after 1066, and Frodo from it; Robert Gernon and Osbert from him; Robert FitzCorbucion and Humphrey from him.Church, 2½ mills, 2 beehives. 7 horses at the hall.
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East Runton Windmill is a five storey tower mill with a stage at second floor level. It has a boat shaped cap with a gallery, winded by a fantail.The mill had four double Patent sails and drove three pairs of millstones.The tower is 38 feet (11.58 m) to curb level.
Croxley Green Windmill is a Grade II listed tower mill at Croxley Green, Hertfordshire, England which has been converted to residential accommodation.. History. Croxley Green Windmill was built c1860. Isaac Watts was the miller in 1861. He was living at Warden Hill near Luton, Bedfordshire in 1859. The mill was working by wind until the sails were blown off in the 1880s and from 1886 is
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