Tuxford Stone Road End Windmill Tuxford · Nottinghamshire · England

The Windmill at Stone Road End stands within Tuxford parish and is distinct from the restored Mill Mount windmill. It was a brick-built tower windmill constructed before 1840 or in the mid nineteenth century. The listed description records a four-storey tower of tarred red brick and ashlar, with dogtooth and raised brick eaves bands. On the ground floor there are two window openings and two doorways, the north doorway having a projecting stone platform. The three upper floors each have two window openings.

The mill was used for cereal processing. It was out of use by 1906, and the surviving tower is recorded as 38 feet high. It was first listed at Grade II on 1 February 1967, formerly under the name Stone Road End Windmill. The official list entry was subject to a minor amendment on 27 October 2020. The evidence confirms the standing tower, date range, listed status, and former milling function, but does not provide a detailed machinery inventory or named miller sequence.