Corton Windmill Corton · Suffolk · England

Corton Mill was erected in 1837 on Mill Lane at Corton. It was built as a six-storey tower mill for corn milling. The mill had four patent sails, a boat-shaped cap, and a six-bladed fantail.

Its sails had ten bays of three shutters and drove two pairs of French burr millstones, while the building was designed with room for two additional pairs of stones. The mill ceased work before the First World War; one account gives the winter of 1906 as the end of working. In 1909 the sails were removed and the tower was reduced by one storey.

After milling ended, the building was used for many years as a store. It was later converted to residential accommodation. The surviving tower is Grade II listed and remains as a converted former tower mill rather than as a complete working windmill.