New Hall Mill - The Miller's Store

The Miller's Store
	A selection of items rescued from the old cowsheds and stable block before their renovation and from around the Mill are now exibited in the Miller's Store. You might even find yourself saying "We used to have one of those!"
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	A paraffin oil heater and lamp on top of a cupboard flank an iron ladle used when melting lead. Grease guns and a home-made spanner lay on the bench next to unreturned sacks, and pieces of leather belting and an iron ring, chain and hook hang from the roof beams.
The miller was obviously also a cobbler, using portions of leather belting and a cobblers last for repairs. Behind are some kitchen scales, also some iron wedges used to split logs. On the floor under the bench are a chicken feeder, a water trough and a drinking fountain from the cowshed where a nesting box was also found. Standing by the wall are a honey extractor, a turf lifting spade, a wide fork, a leek planting tool and a besom brush, with a scythe, an axe, a long cleaning brush and various oddments hanging from the rack above.