Oxwellmains Windmill is a former windmill at Oxwellmains near Dunbar in East Lothian. The surviving structure is a small tapered tower built as a pumping mill for a quarry.
Oxwellmains Windmill is a small former windmill tower south-west of Oxwellmains farm. Historic Environment Scotland describes it as early nineteenth century or possibly earlier, built of coursed rubble with red sandstone ashlar coping. It was built as a pumping mill for a quarry and was already marked as Windmill (Ruin of) on the 1853 Ordnance Survey map.
Oxwellmains Windmill is a former wind-powered pumping mill at Oxwellmains near Dunbar in East Lothian. The surviving tower is small and tapered, built of coursed rubble with red sandstone ashlar coping. It has a low north-west entrance and a series of irregularly spaced holes above the base, probably associated with a reefing stage.
Historic Environment Scotland records that the windmill was built as a pumping mill for a quarry and that it was marked on the 1853 Ordnance Survey map as Windmill (Ruin of). Donnachie and Stewart describe the remains as a small windmill about 200 yards south-west of Oxwellmains farm, with the tower standing about 15 feet high. They considered it late eighteenth century and probably used for pumping water.
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