Great Britain’s historic windmill sites

Papa Westray, Mayback, Wind-Engine is a former wind-powered farm-machine site at Mayback on Papa Westray. The site is recorded as a windmill, engine and threshing-machine site.

Skelwick, Hillhouse is a Westray croft site retaining wind-engine piers. The wind-engine was associated with agricultural threshing rather than conventional corn milling.

Swartaback is a traditional croft complex at Rapness on Westray with a wind threshing mill tower attached to the barn. The building is listed by Historic Environment Scotland.

Westray, Sanquhar, Rapness, Wind-Engine is a former wind-powered threshing-machine site at Sanquhar, Rapness, on Westray. It is also associated with the listed Sangar croft complex.

To North Of Helzie, Windmill Stump is a former post windmill stump at Rapness on Westray. The structure is a Category C listed building.

South Ronaldsay, Kirkhouse Point, Windmill is an eighteenth-century former post windmill at Kirkhouse Point on South Ronaldsay. The surviving remains are the solid conical stone base.

Sanday, Scar, Burness is a former windmill site at Burness on Sanday in Orkney. It is recorded as a windmill of unassigned period.

Westray, Pierowall, The Links, Wind-Engine is a former wind-powered farm-machine site at The Links, Pierowall on Westray. It is recorded as a windmill, engine and threshing-machine site.

Papa Westray, Roadside, Wind-Engine is a former wind-powered farm-machine site at Roadside on Papa Westray. The site is recorded as a windmill, engine and threshing-machine site.

Papa Westray, North Via, Wind-Engine is a former wind-powered farm-machine site at North Via on Papa Westray. It was associated with an engine and threshing machine.