Powder mill, Waltham Abbey mb-height 6174 Lulworth Cove and Bindon Hill

Lulworth Cove and Bindon Hill

which he is about to place over a crowd of tiny Jacobites who surround Caroline of Brunswick and Alderman Wood

Hackney Volunteer firing a rifle

All 1953 Corvettes were white with red interiors

of the ruins of the banqueting hall at Haberdashers' Hall

Powder mill, Waltham Abbey mb-height 6174 Lulworth Cove and Bindon HillPlan for the water driven powder mill at Waltham Abbey, Essex, 1: 24 scale. From Smeaton volume 2, fol. 37. Powder mills were used in the manufacture of blackpowder, a type of gunpowder. Smeaton was contracted in 1767 by the mill's owner, Bouchier Walton, to design improved mills. The site was purchased by the Crown in 1787 to become one of three Royal Gunpowder Mills in the UK. Original: ink on paper. 1771