Rayleigh Windmill - its history and current use

Mike Fogg


Region:
East of England
Notice Period:
Short (maybe less than one month's notice)
Type:
Hobby/Professional
Fee:
Paid
Category:
History
Updated:
30th May 2023

This presentation on Rayleigh Windmill has recently been re-written to include more details of the museum's interesting history using original photographs and the "official" timeline of the good, the bad and the ugly events at the Windmill over the years.

Additionally, there are images from the day in 2018 when the sails were put back on the Windmill. Finally the presentation covers how the Windmill is used today and the story how an old sack from the windmill was restored and is now a prize exhibit

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About Mike Fogg

Mike is a former management consultant who trained in photography at Writtle College. He now uses his photography to back up presentations on aspects of local history in and around Essex as well as sharing information with people on how they may improve their own photographs.

Mike has worked with the Moot Hall in Maldon and Rayleigh Windmill to develop presentations which tell the history of these historic buildings as well ask photographing events for Rayleigh Museum.

In 2019 Mike undertook a research project to tell the story of retailers and their customers in two Essex villages local to him and he has just published a book about his research called "Dodgy Scales and Delivering the Mails"


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