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Brickyard tower built
A small wind-powered tower was built at Haxby for brickyard use.
Site overview
Haxby Small Brickyard Tower was a small wind-powered structure associated with brickyard use at Haxby. It was separate from the nearby brickyard tower recorded to the south-east. Its construction date, machinery, working arrangements and later survival history have not been established in detail.
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History
Haxby Small Brickyard Tower was a small wind-powered tower associated with brickyard activity at Haxby. It formed a separate nearby brickyard-tower site from the other Haxby small tower to the south-east. The structure was connected with industrial brickyard use rather than corn milling.
Its exact construction date, machinery, working sequence and later physical survival remain uncertain.
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Sources and records
Windmill World site entry
Mills Archive mill record
Historic Ordnance Survey mapping
Mills Archive mill record
Historic Ordnance Survey mapping