Warsop Windmill Warsop · Nottinghamshire · England

Warsop Windmill stands on Forest Road at Warsop. It was first known as Forest Mill and later also as Bradmer Mill. The tower was erected in the early nineteenth century, with local history material giving 1825 as the date, and was raised higher in the mid nineteenth century. The lower structure was of coursed squared rubble, with the later heightening in brick. It worked as a tower corn mill and had four sails. In 1910 two of the sails were blown down in a gale, after which the mill was worked for a short time using the two remaining sails. By the 1920s the mill had lost all its sails and its cap.

The listed structure is now roofless. It is a battered round tower of three stages, with metal casement windows. The first stage has a close-boarded door to the south-east with a concrete hood, an opposite former door replaced by a casement, and two other casements. The second stage has four casements, while the third has a blocked window and two single casements. The interior retains no significant remains. The windmill was later associated with local refreshment use near Forest Road, and it remains a Grade II listed landmark.