Leinthall Starkes Mill Leinthall Starkes · Herefordshire · England

Leinthall Starkes Mill is a late twentieth-century mock smock windmill. It was built by Arthur Gibson and others in the first half of the 1990s and was based on the smock mill at Upminster. Construction of the sails was filmed in 1995, giving the structure a documented modern construction history.

The mill is not recorded as a traditional nineteenth-century corn mill. Its design follows a historic smock-mill form, but its purpose was apparently connected with electricity generation. That power-generating use does not appear to have been completed. The structure includes a windshaft that may have come from Nyetimber Mill in Sussex, and it has a working fantail. No other internal machinery is recorded.

The building is described in specialist windmill records as a residential smock or mock smock windmill. It stands as one of the few windmill structures in Herefordshire, representing modern windmill construction inspired by historic mill types rather than the survival of a documented working flour mill.