Great Britain’s historic windmill sites

Three-storey stump of a Saunderson-built tower corn mill, partly demolished after wind working ended.

Converted red-brick tower corn mill at Alkborough, built on an earlier post-mill roundhouse.

Grade II red-brick tower mill on Roman Bank, built in 1843 and later converted.

Former brick tower mill on West Street now used as the Dunstable Sea Cadets headquarters.

Working Grade II tower mill on Lincoln's hilltop, restored with cap, fantail, and four sails.

Converted whitewashed tower mill at Grebby, built in 1812 and later adapted for residential use.

Five-storey tarred red-brick tower mill at Leadenham, later converted for domestic use.

Severely truncated former tower corn mill at Kirkstead, built beside a steam-powered milling site.

Grade II listed converted tower mill stump with replica ogee cap at Kirton End.

Converted six-floor tower corn mill at Ingham, now incorporated into domestic use.