Windmills, Smock Mill :: Shared Description

There are three main types of windmill in Great Britain. The post mill, smock mill and tower mill.

The smock mill is of a timber framed construction with weather-boarded steeply sloping external walls. It was built on a brick base. A pivoting wooden top with sails moved independently of the main structure so that the sails could be positioned towards the wind. This was controlled by a tail fan.
By Oast House Archive

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TQ7735 : Cranbrook Union Windmill, Russells Yard, Cranbrook, Kent by Oast House Archive
TQ9435 : Woodchurch Windmill by Oast House Archive
TQ8028 : Ringle Crouch Green Mill, Sandhurst by Oast House Archive
TR3054 : Eastry Mill, Mill Lane, Eastry, Kent by Oast House Archive
TQ6220 : Blackdown Windmill, Punnett's Town, East Sussex by Oast House Archive
TQ8816 : Hog Hill Windmill, Icklesham, East Sussex by Oast House Archive
TQ9120 : Rye Windmill, Ferry Road, Rye, East Sussex by Oast House Archive
TQ8028 : Ringle Crouch Green Mill, Sandhurst, Kent by Oast House Archive
TQ8232 : Beacon Mill, Beacon Hill, Benenden Road, Benenden, Kent by Oast House Archive
TQ4110 : The Roundhouse, Pipe Passage, Lewes, East Sussex by Oast House Archive


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