Great Britain’s historic windmill sites

Late eighteenth-century brick tower mill remains within the Long Stratton Mills industrial complex.

Recorded tower corn mill site at Hales, identified from coordinate-based windmill gazetteer data.

Former Wells Mill Farm tower mill site associated with surviving nineteenth-century corn-milling records.

Roofless Great Ellingham tower mill remnant, formerly a wind-powered corn and baking site.

Single-storey remnant of Great Dunham tower mill, later roofed after dereliction.

Partly demolished Gooderstone Street tower mill site, formerly associated with milling and baking.

Three-storey remains of Gayton brick tower mill, a former seven-storey corn windmill.

Recorded Little Walsingham tower mill site with documented early nineteenth-century corn-milling use.

Small Hoveton Marshes drainage mill converted to accommodation beside the River Bure.

Three-storey remnant of Foxley tower mill, later renovated and reused after milling ended.