Great Britain’s historic windmill sites

Rye Windmill is a reconstructed smock mill now used as bed-and-breakfast accommodation.

Lewes Town Mill was a former smock-mill site surviving as the Round House.

Lancing Windmill was a demolished post-mill site near Lancing Ring in West Sussex.

Hamlin's Mill was a lost Hailsham smock-mill site later reused for industrial buildings.

The Harrow Mill was a former smock mill at Baldslow, later converted to a house.

Telegraph Hill Mill was an Icklesham smock-mill site demolished in the early twentieth century.

Preserved Grade II tower mill at White Roding, retaining its cap and brake wheel.

Mid-eighteenth-century windmill tower incorporated into the Warmley brassworks heritage museum site.

Former tower corn mill site at Tidenham, surviving as a ruined or fragmentary masonry tower.

Grade II round stone tower at Siddington, reputed to have been a late eighteenth-century windmill.