Site overview

Fullard's Mill at Packwood was a tower corn mill. The mill is recorded at Packwood and is associated with a late eighteenth-century date. It had been converted into a house by 1936.

No surviving standing tower has been confirmed for the present site record.

Map

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History

Fullard's Mill was built at Packwood as a tower corn mill, with a late eighteenth-century construction date associated with the site. The mill later ceased to work and had been converted into a house by 1936. The present site record is treated as the site of the former tower mill rather than a confirmed surviving mill tower.

Details of its machinery, final working date and later physical survival remain uncertain.

Timeline

1700–1799

Tower mill built

Fullard's Mill was built at Packwood as a tower corn mill, probably in the late eighteenth century.
1936

Converted house photographed

The former tower mill had been converted into a house by May 1936.

Sources and records

Windmill World site entry
Mills Archive mill record
Mills Archive photographic catalogue entry
List of windmills in Warwickshire