Great Britain’s historic windmill sites

Marshchapel Mill is a truncated surviving tower mill used as a store.

Mareham le Fen Windmill is a surviving capless red-brick tower mill in Lincolnshire.

Grade II listed converted tower mill with replica ogee cap at Maltby le Marsh.

Grade I listed octagonal tower mill at Lutton Gowts retaining early wooden machinery.

Three-storey stump of a Saunderson-built tower corn mill, partly demolished after wind working ended.

Converted red-brick tower corn mill at Alkborough, built on an earlier post-mill roundhouse.

Former tower windmill on Spilsby Road, East Kirkby, surviving as a listed village landmark.

Derelict Grade II six-sailed tower mill at Long Sutton, built in 1817 and later remodelled.

Working Grade II tower mill on Lincoln's hilltop, restored with cap, fantail, and four sails.

Converted whitewashed tower mill at Grebby, built in 1812 and later adapted for residential use.