Great Britain’s historic windmill sites

Grade II post mill remains at Burton, represented by the surviving roundhouse fabric.

Former tower windmill site at Upton by Chester, recorded as Dean's Mill.

Grade II listed early eighteenth-century brick tower windmill ruin at Threapwood.

Grade II listed mid-eighteenth-century tower mill at Neston, later converted to commercial use.

Grade II listed former tower windmill at Burland, converted with a wind-pumping mechanism.

Grade II listed brick tower windmill at Buerton, retaining cap timbers and internal mill wheels.

Converted tower corn mill at High Leven, reduced and adapted as accommodation.

Grade II converted tower windmill at Stretham with renewed cap, fantail, and replacement machinery.

Restored Grade II* tower windmill at Soham with sails, fantail, and surviving machinery.

Restored Grade II tower windmill at Over with sails, machinery, and scheduled monument protection.