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  •   KHAC5 - Huntingdon Accessions Collection: 5
    •   5307 - The John Bennett Collection
      • 16 - Photographs of late 19th and 20th century Holme, compiled for the Queen's Silver Jubilee Celebrations in 1977
RefNoKHAC5/5307/16/23
AltRefNo5307/16/23
TitlePrint of Mr Arthur Stacey standing by the mill machinery at Ellis & Everard's mill on Station Road, Holme. The mill was situated near Holme Station and used to grind corn etc. It was later made into an extension of the mill owner's/manager's house. The engine was a Blackstone made at Stamford and was installed in 1914.
Datec1914
CreatorNameJohn Bennett
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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