For the first time in 30 years our intrepid engineers Jim McCluskey, Chris Mills and Andrew Shone started the Ruston and Hornsby engine. “It is very, very impressive. Might be a good idea to divert the exhaust outside so that we can see it!” said Jim.
Thelnetham Windmill
Historic Tower Mill in the beautiful Suffolk countryside
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Restoration Update
- 200 year anniversary
- 200 year celebration day – more photos
- Tree planting to mark 200 years since mill was built
- Morris Men at the Mill
- Mill granary used as polling station
- Visit by East Anglian Practical Classics car club
- Traditional afternoon teas
- Inside the granary
- Car Rally visitors
- Granary progress
- Granary progress
- The end of “Fort Knox”
- New engine shed
- Volunteer — Rose Connor
- Engine house
- Dressing the mill stones
- Hurst frame
- “Fort Knox” new engine shed
- Hopton CEVC Primary School visit
- Visitor centre
- Passing of respected millwright –Vincent Pargeter
- Rope making demonstration
- Temporary repair to sail clamp
- Mill painting completed Aug 2015
- Soak away
- Fantail looking good
- workshop loft floor
- Improved runner stone paddle
- Winter grazing on mill meadow
- MILESTONE –FIRST BAG OF FLOUR PRODUCED
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