Great Britain’s historic windmill sites

Converted Nurton Hill tower mill survives as part of The Mill House at Pattingham.

House-converted Alfriston tower mill, retaining the three-storey brick tower with later additions.

Broad Eye Windmill is a conserved Stafford tower mill adapted for heritage and community use.

Essington post mill survives as derelict roundhouse remains with its central post.

Weeford, or Moneymore Mill, was a tower corn mill whose site was later cleared.

Upper Longdon tower mill survives as a converted corn mill with later reconstructed features.

Fort Green Mill at Aldeburgh survives as a converted seaside tower mill residence.

Bardwell Windmill is a restored Grade II* tower mill capable of grinding flour.

Converted Blundeston tower mill, a former corn mill now in residential use.

Converted Flixton Road tower mill, a truncated former corn mill at Bungay.