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 Extract from a newspaper articlte article on windmills, in the "Preston Guardian" by Mr. T. Harrison Myers, 1914.

HAMBLETON

Hambleton Mill is remembered by many before its demolition. It was of the type called “peg and post." It presented a favourite study for many artists from almost every point of view, and made a choice picture. All lovers of the romantic greatly regret it was razed to the ground.

An excellent painting by the late Thomas Wade, of Preston, was purchased by the South Kensington Museum, possibly owing to the fact that the late John Ruskin spoke in high favour of the artist's clever production.

There is not even a single stone left now to, mark the spot, and all trees and cottages have been swept away.