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Map/aerial photo of the area around the mill
Weald and Downland museum :
brickyard windpump function:Drainage mill
- moved to museum and restored then to working order, but not actively worked
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Has opened previously, but current opening plans unknown
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Entry in Mills Archive database -
#1827 - Westham Windpump, Weald and Downland Open Air Museum
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The windpump collapsed and was moved from its
original site to Weald and Downland Open Air Museum, Singleton, West Sussex in 1972 and re-erected in 1975.
Weald & Downland Museum - Pevensey wind pump
[2001-08-05]
Chris Allen
Windpump - Weald & Downland Museum
[2011-08-21]
- HD
Paul Gillett
Windpump - Weald & Downland Museum
[2011-08-21]
- HD
Paul Gillett
Windpump from Westham in Sussex
[2007-10-05]
- HD
Stuart Logan
(4) Geograph images are licenced under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike licence
Associated charity
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- Weald and Downland Open Air Museum Limited
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International Mill Database Entry
name
Pevensey Windpump
id
49073
description
Small windpump originating from a clay pit near Pevensey, now on display at the Weald and
Downland Open Air Museum
drive power recent
windmill
drive type recent
sails
mill type
hollow post mill
function type
windpump
condition type
technique
map location
50.90857,-0.757575
country
United Kingdom
state
England
county
West Sussex
municipality
Chichester
city
Singleton
zip
PO18 0EU
street
Weald and Downland Open Air Museum, Town Lane
logo detail
windmill_nophoto
sails
board
luffing
wind vane
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