Great Britain’s historic windmill sites

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

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

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

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

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

Little Saredon tower mill survives as a converted pink-painted former corn mill.

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

Uncertain Windmill Hill site near Whittington, with no standing mill structure identified.

Grade II former Long Row Mill tower surviving on Liverpool Road at Kidsgrove.

Converted Grade II tower windmill, known as Speedwell Mill, surviving at Hammerwich.