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The International Molinological Society (TIMS) is active since 1965, and is the only organization dedicated to mills at a worldwide scale. TIMS has around 400 members in over 35 countries.

TIMS Online Presentations 2026

Our next TIMS Online Presentation will be on the 14th of March:

Mills Archive Presentation

In this presentation, The Mills Archive Trust Director Elizabeth Bartram and Founding Trustee Mildred Cookson reflect on almost 25 years since the Trust was founded to preserve and share the records of milling history.
From its beginnings at Mildred’s kitchen table, the Trust has grown into a UK national centre, run by a team of five staff supported by volunteers. The Trust’s holdings – which include an archive of 3 million records and a website used by 130,000 people each year - reveal the contributions of craftspeople to preserve mills, the role of millers in feeding people, and the efforts of renewable energy pioneers to generate electricity from water and wind.
Elizabeth and Mildred will explore the major themes represented in the archive, the Trust’s national and international work, and ongoing efforts to engage wider audiences. The archive holds vast research potential, and this presentation will highlight some of the areas waiting to be explored.

When you are not a TIMS member you can register for the presentation. In that case please complete the form here: https://forms.gle/xgYrQ8e4CQdufNuK7

After registering, we will send you the Zoom link and further details closer to the event date.

The following previous Online Presentations can be downloaded (just click on the title):

"2026 Belgium Mid-Term Tour"

"60 Years TIMS - What is TIMS all about?"

All other presentations can be found in the Digital Library . . .

Latest issue of E-News available for download

E News39

TIMS E-News Issue 39 (Fall 2025) is now available for download.

Enjoy reading!!

PL2027 - The 17th TIMS Symposium in Poland - First details

For your agenda: the 17th TIMS Symposium is planned to take place from the 10th to the 16th of May 2027, and the Post-Tour is planned from the 17th to the 21st of May.

The venue of the Symposium will be the National Museum of Agriculture and Food Industry in Szreniawa, which is about 14 km south of the city of Poznan. Poznan can easily be reached by car, and has excellent railway connections, as well as its own airport.

The Symposium hotel will be Hotel Delicjusz, about 3 km south west of the Symposium venue.