Great Britain’s historic windmill sites

Restored Grade II listed wind-and-water corn mill now used as holiday accommodation at Bryn Du.

Reduced early nineteenth-century windmill tower surviving as a Grade II listed Llandegfan landmark.

Dilapidated late eighteenth-century tower windmill surviving as a Grade II listed Gaerwen structure.

Roofless four-storey 1802 windmill tower surviving as a Grade II listed Gaerwen landmark.

Substantially intact 1743 windmill tower surviving as a Grade II listed Hermon landmark.

Early eighteenth-century windmill tower adapted as a water tower and Grade II listed landmark.

Low roofless windmill tower base surviving as a Grade II listed remnant at Rhoscefnhir.

Tall unroofed brick-and-stone windmill tower surviving as a Grade II listed Amlwch landmark.

Rubble-stone hilltop windmill tower surviving as a Grade II listed Llŷn landmark.

Ruined wind-powered corn mill surviving as fragmentary remains near the Tre-Iorwerth estate.