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Site overview

Pagham Windmill, also known as Nyetimber Windmill, is a tower mill on Pagham Road. The brick tower survives and is listed Grade II. The site is associated with a former wind-powered corn mill, but the working cap, sails, and milling machinery no longer survive.

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History

Pagham Windmill, also known as Nyetimber Windmill, stands on Pagham Road. It was a tower mill built for wind-powered corn milling. The surviving structure is the former mill tower, without its original working cap, sails, or full machinery.

The building remains a visible former mill structure and is listed Grade II. The detailed construction date, ownership sequence, and final working date have not been established.

Timeline

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Tower corn mill

Pagham Windmill worked as a wind-powered tower corn mill.
1983

Listed Grade II

Nyetimber Windmill was listed Grade II on 16 June 1983.

Sources and records

Historic England National Heritage List entry: Nyetimber Windmill
Windmill World entry: Pagham windmill
Mills Archive catalogue entry: Pagham windmill
List of windmills in West Sussex