Hicklam Mill Aberford · Yorkshire · England

Hicklam Mill was built as a limestone tower windmill at Aberford, near Lotherton. The tower is probably eighteenth century in date and has a circular tapering form. It rises through four stages including a basement. The north-west side has a low segmental arch for cart access to the basement, with a doorway to the ground-floor stage above and to one side. A further doorway on the opposite side gave access to the second stage, and small rectangular and square windows survive at different levels. The upper rubble-masonry stage may have been rebuilt.

The windmill became disused and later survived as a converted structure. It was listed at Grade II on 5 November 1986. The former tower mill now survives as a converted former windmill at Hicklam Mill, retaining the main stone tower form of the eighteenth-century milling structure.