"Northumbrian Mills" is the quarterly magazine of the North East Mills Group. The magazine contains articles about wind and water mills of North East England or subjects relating to these such as family history of millers. Articles vary from small news items to longer pieces of research.
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North East Mills Group — is a small non profit society which aims to conserve the wind and watermill heritage of North East England. The society was set up in 1997 and draws its membership from a wide spectrum of people, from those with a professional link with mills to… … Wikipedia
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