Thurlaston Windmill - Warwickshire UK - Windmills on Waymarking.com

This windmill no longer has sails and is now converted into accommodation. It used to be for grinding flour. It stands within the farm grounds along Church Lane.

Introduction: Thurlaston. Windmill

From the Windows on Warwickshire website:
'Date: 1902

Description: Thurlaston windmill. 1902

Red brick tower (tarred) with marked batter and conical black roof, built in 1794. Tall, about 60ft (c.18m), 5 storey. Had 2 pairs stones, staging, dome cap, fantail & 4 sails (2 common, 2 shuttered) which came down in 1925. Also 2 pairs stones ground floor worked by steam engine to 1919. Ceased milling c.1924. Converted to house in the early 1970s.'

Date of Manufacture: 01/01/1794 Purpose: Milling Is This Windmill Functional?: No Open to the public: Not Listed Windmill Farm: Not Listed Cost: Not Listed Museum on Site: Not Listed

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