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- 1 2 Victorian Heritage Database, Windmill Farm Windmill
- ↑ Shire of Kyneton. No.311. Windmill, Windmill Farm, Greenhill, Kyneton. Victoria Government Gazette No 100 Wednesday, October 9, 1974 p.3650
- ↑ "Wind Energy Guide". Saturday, 9 November 2019
- ↑ Lynch, John (2008), Joseph Hall (1804-1871) Kyneton pioneer : including Park Hall, Windmill Farm & Sunbury Lodge, John Lynch, retrieved 5 January 2017
- ↑ WIND - POWERED FLOUR & GRAIN MILLS IN AUSTRALIA
- ↑ Windmill Farm Windmill
- Windmill Farm conservation analysis, Kyneton, prepared for the National Trust of Australia (Victoria) by David Bick, Carlotta Kellaway, John Patrick ; & edited by Anne-Marie Treweeke, National Trust of Australia (Victoria) Melbourne, 1993.
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