Great Britain’s historic windmill sites

Converted nineteenth-century tower mill surviving as a private house near Sibsey.

Roofless Grade II listed tarred-brick tower mill surviving at Shepeau Stow.

Converted tower corn mill at Grebby retaining its four-storey brick tower within domestic use.

Grade II listed early nineteenth-century brick tower mill surviving on Gainsborough Road, Scotter.

Converted Grade II listed brick tower mill standing in open countryside at Scopwick Heath.

Roofless listed brick tower mill surviving beside Mill Lane on the edge of Scawby.

Four-storey red-brick tower cereal mill at Saxilby, built in 1823 and later engine powered.

Former wind-powered tower corn mill site recorded at Spalding in the Lincolnshire fenland landscape.

Former Pinchbeck tower corn mill of 1812, also known as Speed's Mill and West Mill.

Former early nineteenth-century tower mill at Pickworth, recorded as a surviving rural windmill site.