Doddington Windmill Doddington · Cambridgeshire · England

Doddington Windmill stands on the north side of High Street in Doddington, Cambridgeshire. Historic England records the official listed name as Doddington Windmill and identifies it as a Grade II listed building. The list entry describes it as a mid nineteenth-century tower mill built of tarred gault brick.

It had four storeys, with a boarded entrance door facing east and windows at each floor fitted with replacement fixed lights. The official description records that the interior floors and stairs were intact, and that three millstones and a stone nut remained inside. The same description states that the ogee domed cap had blown off in a gale recently and that the four sails had been removed after 1940, when the mill was last in use.

Windmill World identifies the site as Doddington tower mill and records its present condition as a truncated tower, with a new roof fitted around 2012. Industrial History Online also records Doddington Windmill at High Street, Doddington, with Historic England list number 1126577 and Grade II listed status. The consulted sources do not identify the builder, first owner or working millers.

The surviving evidence nevertheless establishes a mid nineteenth-century tower mill with some internal fabric recorded at listing, followed by loss of cap and sails, reduction in windmill completeness, and survival as a listed tower-mill structure.