Spaldwick Tower Mill Spaldwick · Cambridgeshire · England

Spaldwick tower mill is a former windmill at Spaldwick in Huntingdonshire, now Cambridgeshire. Windmill World identifies the site as Spaldwick tower mill and describes it as very ruinous. The Windmill Photographic Register provides the clearest surviving structural evidence.

It records National Monuments Record photographs of the mill as derelict, with remains of the fantail but with sails and the cap roof gone. It also records an A. C. Smith photograph from May 1974 showing a ruined stump of the tower, and University of Kent photographs from August 1933 and August 1935 showing the derelict mill with windshaft, brake wheel and part of the fan surviving. Mills Archive material includes a digital image record titled Spaldwick derelict tower, Hunts.

A local photographic description records Spaldwick Mill as a brick-built tower mill with an ogee wooden cap, sails missing and fantail broken. No consulted source gives a secure construction date, owner, builder, millwright, working millers, machinery inventory beyond the photographic evidence, or final date of milling. The documented history is therefore principally one of visible decline: a brick tower mill, derelict by the early twentieth century with some cap and internal wind machinery still traceable, later reduced to a very ruinous stump.