James Gray: Three photographs taken at the same time and by the same photographer [jgc_26_176, 177 and 178]. jgc_26_176 and 177 are of adjoining houses in Dyke Road, now numbered 56 and 54, while this is of No. 1 Clifton Hill. The only clue to the period was the nameplate to the left of the doorway. The name of S. Gourley MRCVS is found at this address in directories from 1927 until 1930, so this establishes the period. jgc_26_178
James Gray: A photographic copy of a drawing of Vine’s Mill. This was built in 1806, on a site behind Vine Place, the spot being now occupied as a car park for staff of the Children’s Hospital, in Powis Grove. William Vine had the mill from 1818 until 1836. Edward Cutress was the last miller when it was pulled down in 1848. No actual photograph of this mill exists. jgc_26_116