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Isatis tinctoria, also
called woad (/ˈwoʊd/), dyer's
woad, dyer's-weed, or glastum, is a
flowering plant in the
family Br****icaceae (the
mustard family)...
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Description of the mill at the community's portal. (in Croatian) "
Woad mill". artuk.org.
Retrieved 12
February 2019. A
history of the
County of Cambridge...
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October 2021. "
Woad Mills,
Woad.org.uk.
Retrieved 8
January 2019 "
Woad mills".
Retrieved 9
January 2019.
Norman T.Wills (1979).
Woad in the Fens, p11...
- the 14th.
Woad (or wad) was
grown and
processed in the area.
Woad mills were of two types:-
permanent and temporary. The
temporary woad mill taken down...
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market town
Parson Drove, the
village was the last
location of a
mobile Woad mill. City of Peterborough, the
largest of the many
settlements along the fen...
- the
workers of his red
brick woad mill in the late 18th century. This
place was then
called Isatica,
which is
Latin for "
woad".
After Cartwright left Brothertoft...
- Humberside) and
Kesteven County Councils. The
Algarkirk Woad mill closed down
after the 1932 crop. The
mill owner was Mr
George Nussey Snr. The byp**** was built...
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Pelham family who held land here from 1602. Sir
William Pelham owned a
woad mill in this area. The
lands were laid out
after the
drainage of
Holland Fen...
- 1538, and the
family had
probably become extinct by that time.
Wyberton Woad mill operated by
steam was
owned by Mr J
Short until 1901/2. The
parish church...
- was
built by
Temple Moore and is a
Grade II
listed building.
Skirbeck Woad mill closed down in 1938, the last
miller was
Thomas Booth. In 1931 the civil...