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Master Mariners Almshouses a41_00139MASTER MARINERS ALMSHOUSE, CARR LANE, CITY OF KINGSTON UPON HULL. An exterior view of the Master Mariners Almshouses, damaged in an air raid in 1941
Royal Institute Museum a41_00129Royal Institute Museum, Albion Street, City of Kingston upon Hull. An exterior view of the Royal Institute Museum, built in 1852 by Cuthbert Brodrick and destroyed by the Hull blitz
Headcorn White Mill a028909HEADCORN MILL, HEADCORN, Headcorn, Maidstone, Kent. A view of Headcorn Mill (White Mill), showing the smock mill intact, photographed in August 1932
Newington Mill a028940Newington Mill, Newington, Ramsgate, Thanet, Kent. A view of Newington Mill, showing the smock mill and adjacent chimney, photographed in April 1929. Newington Mill was a smock mill built in 1830
Sarre Windmill a028905Sarre Windmill, Canterbury Road, Sarre, Thanet, Kent. A view of Sarre Windmill, showing the smock mill without its sails, photographed in 1929
Cross-in-Hand Windmill a028903CROSS-IN-HAND WINDMILL, MILL LANE, CROSS-IN-HAND, HEATHFIELD AND WALDRON, WEALDEN, EAST SUSSEX. A view of Cross-in-Hand Windmill from the south-west, photographed in 1932
Blackboys Mill a028912BLACKBOYS POST MILL, FRAMFIELD, WEALDEN, EAST SUSSEX. A view of Blackboys Mill, showing the post mill in working condition
Ripple Mill a028931Ripple Mill, Dover Road, Ripple, Dover, Kent. A view of Ripple Mill, showing the smock mill intact but with only two sails, photographed in July 1929
Martin Windmill a028944Martin Windmill, East Langdon, Langdon, Dover, Kent. A view of Martin Windmill, showing the smock mill intact but with cropped sails, photographed in July 1929
Old Mill a028941OLD MILL, LITTLE BETTESHANGER, NORTHBOURNE, DOVER, KENT. A view of Old Mill, showing the smock mill in working condition, photographed in May 1929
Holy Trinity Church, Leeds a41_00105HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, BOAR LANE, LEEDS. An exterior view of the Holy Trinity Church, showing the south front with men sat on benches in the foreground, photographed in 1941
Trinity House Chapel, 1941 a41_00073Chapel at Hull Trinity House and Statue Outside East Front, Princes Dock Street, City of Kingston upon Hull. An exterior view of the east elevation of Trinity House Chapel
Trinity House plaster work a41_00048TRINITY HOUSE, TRINITY HOUSE LANE, CITY OF KINGSTON UPON HULL. A detailed view of plaster wall panels and coving in the Court Room in Trinity House, photographed in 1941
Bekesbourne Mill a028902Bekesbourne Mill, Bekesbourne, Adisham, Canterbury, Kent. A view of Bekesbourne Mill, showing the smock mill standing derelict with broken sails, photographed in 1929
West Mill a028910West Mill, Cage Lane, Smarden, Ashford, Kent. A view of West Mill (also known as Cornes Mill or Town Mill), showing the post mill intact but disused, photographed in August 1932
Clokes Mill a028901Clokes Mill, Waltham, Canterbury, Kent. A derelict smock mill known as Clokes Mill, photographed in June 1930. This mill appears to have disappeared by about 1931 and was replaced by a store or garage
Rolvenden Mill a028918ROLVENDEN MILL, BENENDEN ROAD, ROLVENDEN, ASHFORD, KENT. A view of Rolvenden Mill, showing the post mill with two damaged sails, photographed in August 1932
Ringle Crouch Green Mill a028914Ringle Crouch Green Mill, Ringle Crouch, Sandhurst, Tunbridge Wells, Kent.A view of Ringle Crouch Green Mill, showing the smock mill mostly intact, photographed in August 1932
Union Mill a028913UNION MILL, THE HILL, CRANBROOK, TUNBRIDGE WELLS, KENT. A view of Union Mill from the south, showing the smock mill intact, photographed in August 1932. This smock mill was built in 1814
East Mill a028911East Mill, Mill Lane, Smarden, Ashford, Kent. A view of East Mill (also known as Black Mill, or Smarden Bell Mill), showing the smock mill intact but disused, photographed in August 1932
Staplecross Smock Mill a028919Staplecross Smock Mill, Bodiam Road, Staplecross, Ewhurst, Rother, East Sussex. A view of Staplecross Smock Mill from the south-west, photographed in August 1932. This smock mill was built in 1815
Mount Ephraim Mill a028936MOUNT EPHRAIM WINDMILL, MOAT LANE, MOUNT EPHRAIM, ASH, DOVER, KENT. A view of Mount Ephraim Mill, showing the post mill in working condition, photographed in April 1929
Guston Mill a028932Guston Mill, Guston, Dover, Kent. A view of Guston Mill (also known as Swingate Mill), showing the tower mill intact, photographed in July 1929
Chillenden Windmill a028930CHILLENDEN WINDMILL, CHILLENDEN, GOODNESTONE, DOVER, KENT. A view of Chillenden Windmill, showing the post mill intact, photographed in April 1929
Mount Ephraim Mill a028937MOUNT EPHRAIM WINDMILL, MOAT LANE, MOUNT EPHRAIM, ASH, DOVER, KENT. A view of Mount Ephraim Mill, showing the post mill in working condition, photographed in April 1929
Uphill Mill a028925Uphill Mill, Hawkinge, Shepway, Kent. A view of Uphill Mill, showing the smock mill missing two sails, photographed in November 1930
Black Mill a028948BLACK MILL, BARHAM DOWNS, ADISHAM, CANTERBURY, KENT. A view of Black Mill, showing the smock mill in working condition, photographed in 1929
Bekesbourne Mill a028953Bekesbourne Mill, Bekesbourne, Adisham, Canterbury, Kent. A view of Bekesbourne Mill, showing the smock mill standing derelict with broken sails, photographed in 1929
Newington Mill a028939Newington Mill, Newington, Ramsgate, Thanet, Kent. A view of Newington Mill, showing the smock mill and adjacent chimney, photographed in April 1929. Newington Mill was a smock mill built in 1830
