- A
gristmill (also:
grist mill, corn mill,
flour mill, feed mill or feedmill)
grinds cereal grain into
flour and middlings. The term can
refer to either...
- The
Flourmill Volcanoes, also
known as The
Flourmills, are a
small volcano range near the west
boundary of
Wells Gray
Provincial Park in east-central...
- or
Flourmill may
refer to:
Flour Mill, Ipswich, a heritage-listed
former mill in
Australia Flour Mill, Ontario, a
neighbourhood in
Sudbury Flourmill Volcanoes...
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Thomas Fleming (5
April 1848 – 14
October 1930) was a New
Zealand flourmiller. He was born in
Holme Farm, Lanarkshire, Scotland, on 5
April 1848 and immigrated...
- with
mechanized processes. In 1784,
Oliver Evans created a water-powered
flourmill which operated using buckets and **** conveyors.
Henry Ford
applied the...
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continued after the
glacial ice had
melted away. Two
cinder cones,
known as
Flourmill Cone and
Pointed Stick Cone, were
created in the
Spanish Cr**** area. Lava...
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story of one of Scotland's best
known regiments.
Provost Skene's
House on
Flourmill Lane
dates from 1545 and is the
oldest surviving townhouse in the city...
- in the US
state of
Louisiana A peak
Spanish Lake Centre, a peak of the
Flourmill Volcanoes in
British Columbia,
Canada A Po****ted
Place Spanish Lake,...
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steep hill, the
aqueduct fed a
series of
parallel water wheels to
power a
flourmill.
There are two
aqueducts which join just
north of the mill complex, and...
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British Columbia Ne Ch'e Ddhawa,
Yukon Ridge Cone,
British Columbia Flourmill Cone,
British Columbia Gabrielse Cone,
British Columbia Satah Mountain...
