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Tower mill function:Corn mill - unique design, with arched base - Grade I listed
News: 2026: Fence and hedge placed along the path to, and circling the mill.
News: 2025: New sails installed.
News: August 25th, 2001: The mill has 4 sails again.
News: March 2001, Chesterton mill currently only has 2 sails.
A problem was detected last year which caused the
cancelling of the annual open day, and one sail broke off during
recent storms.
More photos of the damage.
Entry in Mills Archive database - #1612 - Chesterton Windmill, Chesterton (has photos)
Chesteron Windmill is Grade I Listed and a Scheduled Monument.
(W B Muggeridge plate glass negative)
Chesterton windmill, Warwickshire, July 1999. Chesterton windmill is of unusual design, being built on a circular arcade. It was erected in 1632 for a local landowner, Sir Edward Peyto, and remained in use until 1910. Chesterton windmill is owned by Warwickshire County Council and is open to the public.
Chesterton Windmill, Chesterton, Warwickshire, c1945-c1980. Chesterton Windmill was built in 1632 and remained in working use until 1910. It may have been desiged by Inigo Jones or Sir Edward Peyto, owner of the manor, possibly originally as a viewing point.
Chesterton Windmill, Chesterton, Warwickshire, c1945-c1980. Chesterton Windmill was built in 1632 and remained in working use until 1910. It may have been desiged by Inigo Jones or Sir Edward Peyto, owner of the manor, possibly originally as a viewing point.
Chesterton windmill, Warwickshire, July 1999. Chesterton windmill is unusual in being built on a circular arcade, a detail of which is seen here. It was erected in 1632 for a local landowner, Sir Edward Peyto, and remained in use until 1910. Chesterton windmill is owned by Warwickshire County Council and is open to the public.
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