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Post corn mill
Bodle Street Green Mill worked as a wind-powered post corn mill.
Site overview
Bodle Street Green Mill was a post mill at Bodle Street Green, Warbleton. It was a wind-powered corn mill with a single roundhouse and four common sails. The mill is known from working views and later site remains.
The final working date and demolition history remain uncertain.
Map
Map markers and directions links are provided for location reference only and do not indicate public access or permission to enter a site.
No site photograph is currently available. Images will be added as field visits are carried out.
History
Bodle Street Green Mill stood at Bodle Street Green in the parish of Warbleton. It was a post mill with a single roundhouse and four common sails. The mill worked as a wind-powered corn mill and survived long enough to be photographed in working order.
Later remains were still identifiable at the site. The detailed construction date, ownership sequence, machinery inventory, and final demolition date have not been established.
Timeline
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Single roundhouse and common sails
The post mill had a single roundhouse and four common sails.
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Site remains identified
Later remains of the windmill site were identifiable at Bodle Street Green.
Sources and records
Mills Archive catalogue entry: Bodle Street Green Mill, Warbleton
Mills Archive catalogue entry: Bodle Street Green Post Mill
Sussex Mills Group windmill list
Windmill photographic collection references for Bodle Street Green
Mills Archive catalogue entry: Bodle Street Green Post Mill
Sussex Mills Group windmill list
Windmill photographic collection references for Bodle Street Green