Elderkin's Mill / Fallard's Mill Whittlesey · Cambridgeshire · England

Elderkin's Mill stands to the rear of 40 West End, Whittlesey, close to Stonald Road. It is a tower corn mill and is also recorded under the name Fallard's Mill. Whittlesey had thirteen windmills in operation in the late nineteenth century, and this surviving tower represents the reduced remains of that larger milling landscape.

The mill is associated with G. H. Fletcher in the late 1920s. In December 1929 Fletcher wrote that his mill was the only one left in the parish and that it had been rebuilt about seventy years earlier. He also recorded that the fan had been struck off by a violent thunderstorm on the previous day. This gives the mill a clear place in the last phase of Whittlesey's wind-powered corn-milling history.

The tower was listed at Grade II in 1978 as the Tower Windmill to the rear of Number 40, West End. Later conservation reporting identified it as Elderkin's Mill or Fallard's Mill and recorded its condition as very poor, with concern over internal collapse and possible surviving machinery. A 2006 photograph showed the structure as a derelict capless tower mill beside West End. By December 2008 it had been given a new ogee-style roof, securing the tower as a visible remnant of Whittlesey's former windmill industry.