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Tuxford Windmill

The four sailed mill was originally built in 1810 and remained in use until badly damaged in 1920. It was restored between 1982 and 1995 by the Ostick Family. There are two pairs of stones(one Peak and the other French Burr). A steam grasshopper engine was installed in the 1850s but little remains of the engine house.
The mill and adjacent tea room are open all year except Tuesdays.
by John M

Created: Wed, 14 May 2014, Updated: Wed, 14 May 2014


22 images use this description:

SK7371 : Tuxford Windmill by Graham Hogg
2019
SK7371 : Tuxford Windmill by Alan Murray-Rust
2014
SK7371 : Tuxford Windmill by John M
2014
SK7371 : Inside Tuxford Windmill by Alan Murray-Rust
2014
SK7371 : Inside Tuxford Windmill by Alan Murray-Rust
2014
SK7371 : Inside Tuxford Windmill by Alan Murray-Rust
2014
SK7371 : Tuxford Windmill by Alan Murray-Rust
2014
SK7371 : Tuxford Windmill by John M
2014
SK7371 : Tuxford windmill - top floor by Chris Allen
2013
SK7371 : Tuxford mill - the curb by Chris Allen
2013
SK7371 : Tuxford windmill - steam engine bed by Chris Allen
2013
SK7371 : Tuxford windmill by Chris Allen
2013
SK7371 : Tuxford windmill - the stone floor by Chris Allen
2013
SK7371 : Tuxford windmill - cap by Chris Allen
2013
SK7371 : Tuxford windmill - ground floor by Chris Allen
2013
SK7371 : Tuxford Windmill - mill in a cupboard by Chris Allen
2013
SK7371 : Tuxford windmill - remains of the steam mill by Chris Allen
2013
SK7371 : Tuxford windmill governor by Chris Allen
2013
SK7371 : Tuxford windmill - third floor by Chris Allen
2013
SK7371 : Tuxford windmill - the cap by Chris Allen
2013
SK7371 : Tuxford Windmill - second floor by Chris Allen
2013
SK7371 : Tuxford windmill - ground floor by Chris Allen
2013


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