Britz Windmill is a windmill in the city of Britz, Germany. The mill was built in the 18th century and is one of the few remaining mills in Berlin. The mill was built between 1794 and 1798 by Carl Friedrich Wilhelm Britz, a Prussian aristocrat. It is one of only three mills that remains from … Read more
Maud Foster Windmill is a historic windmill located in the village of Great Gidding, Cambridgeshire, England. It has been restored to working order and is open to visitors. The mill was built in 1877 by a wealthy merchant called John Maud Foster. The mill originally had four sails but these were removed in 1901 because … Read more
Heckington Mill is the last surviving 8 sail mill in the world. What does it mill: Stoneground wholemeal, untreated white flour Features: Tours, gift shop, tea room, visitor centre. Heckington Mill website History Heckington Mill sits in the core of the Lincolnshire open country. The grade I recorded windmill was built in 1830 with five … Read more
Heage Windmill is located in Derbyshire, UK. The mill is open to the public. Flour ground by stone is sold at the mill. Founded in 1797, the Heage went through a refurb in in 2002. The mill is a working grade II building, with an internal stone mill. The millstone is powered by six windmill … Read more
History of Green’s Mill 1807 Green’s Windmill in 1860 The windmill is worked by Mr Green. a Nottingham baker specialist in Sneinton, a town right external the town of Nottingham. It is the biggest and generally strong of the twenty or so windmills in and around the town. 1817 Mr Green forms a fine house … Read more
The windmill, run by Lincolnshire City Council and volunteers, produces stone flour. Open to the public on weekends. The last of the nine windmills that once stood on top of Lincoln Hill and the last operating mill in Lincoln were built in 1798. Ellis Mill is now the only survivor of these mills and a … Read more