Great Britain’s historic windmill sites

Scheduled vaulted tower windmill and later dovecot surviving near New Sauchie.

Collessie Windmill is a former windmill site near Collessie in Fife. The site is recorded by Windmill World at NO298142.

Melville House, Dovecot is an eighteenth-century dovecot near Melville House in Fife. Trove and Canmore also record the structure as a windmill of unassigned date.

Melville House, Dovecot is an eighteenth-century dovecot near Melville House in Fife. The structure originated as a windmill before conversion to dovecot use.

Limekilns Road, Remains Of Windmill To East Of Hill House is a former windmill in the grounds of Hill House, Dunfermline. The surviving structure is a listed ruin.

Dysart, Windmill Road, Old Windmill Tower is a former seventeenth-century windmill tower at Dysart, Kirkcaldy. It is also known as Quarry Brae.

St Monans Windmill And Saltpans is an eighteenth-century wind-engine tower and saltworks complex on the coast east of St Monans. The site is protected as a scheduled monument.

High Mill Chapel Street is a late eighteenth-century tower windmill at Carluke in South Lanarkshire. It is a Category A listed building and one of Scotland's most complete surviving windmills.

Glasgow, Windmillcroft is a former windmill site at Tradeston on the south side of the River Clyde. The windmill no longer survives.