Croft Mill Croft · Lincolnshire · England

Croft Mill stands on Croft Lane at Croft, near Wainfleet All Saints. It was a wind-powered tower corn mill and is recorded in both specialist windmill sources and the statutory list. The mill's setting includes an associated granary to the east, separately listed, showing that the site developed as more than a single freestanding tower.

The surviving and photographed fabric gives the mill particular value. A 1935 view from Croft Lane recorded the tower and granary as a connected milling site. Later Historic England photographs from 1991 recorded interior details, including a flour chute attached to the vertical shaft and a first-floor beam carrying a carved name dated 1836. These details preserve evidence of the mill's internal working arrangements and historic fabric.

Croft Mill is distinct from Salem Bridge Mill in Wainfleet All Saints itself. Its identity is tied to the Croft settlement and the agricultural landscape west of Wainfleet. The tower and granary together preserve a strong visible record of nineteenth-century wind-powered corn milling in the district.