List of windmills in East Sussex

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A list of all windmills and windmill sites which lie in the current ceremonial county of East Sussex.

Contents

Locations

A - B

LocationName of mill and
grid reference
TypeMapsFirst mention
or built
Last mention
or demise
Photograph
Alfriston Alfriston Mill
TQ 518 027
Tower 1834 Windmill World Alfriston 1911.jpg
Arlington Windover Mill Post c. 1800Burnt down c. 1881
Baldslow Hayward's Mill Post Demolished 1855
BaldslowThe Harrow Mill Smock 1855 Bbaldslow Mill.jpg
Barcombe Post c. 1818 [1] Burnt down c. 1907 [1]
Battle King's Head Mill Post Demolished 1805
Battle King's Head Mill
Caldbec Hill Mill

TQ 748 166
Smock 1805 Windmill World Battle windmill.jpg
Battle Telham Hill Mill Post 1747Demolished 1962 [2]
BattleWatch Oak Mill
Netherfield Mill
1813
Beckley Old Mill172417241724
BeckleyNew Mill
Beddingham Old Mill1724
1813
17241813
Berwick Post 172417241724
Bexhill Mount Idle Mill
BexhillBlack Mill
Bexhill Down Mill
Hoad's Mill

TQ 733 087
Post 1784Collapsed during storm 30 July 1965, demolished 31 July 1965. [3]
Information and photographs
Remains of The Downs Windmill, Windmill Park, Sidley, East Sussex - geograph.org.uk - 1020376.jpg
Bishopstone Tide Mills Smock 1860s1883
Bishopstone Post
Brede Post 18131794 [1] 1905 [1]
Brightling Beacon Mill
Brighton Brighthelmstone Mill (north) [4] Post [4] 1545 [4] Blown down 1703 [4]
BrightonBrighthelmstone Mill (south) [4] Post [4] 1545 [4] Blown down 1703 [4]
BrightonChurch Hill Mill [4] Post [4] 17241724 [4] Blown down 10 May 1726 [4]
BrightonCoffee Mill, East Street [4] Post [4] 1736 [4] 1736 [4]
Brighton West Mill, Belle Vue Fields
Regency Square Mill
Post [5] 1744 [4] Moved to Preston 28 March 1797 [4]
BrightonWest Street Mill [4] 1744 [4] 1750, Possibly moved to Black Rock [4]
BrightonEast Brighton, Lewes Crescent [4] 1793 [4] 1795, possibly moved (East End Mill) [4]
BrightonEast End Mill [4] Post [4] 1800 [4] 1842, moved to Sudeley Place by 1847 [4]
BrightonBlack Rock Mill
Roedean Mill [6]
c. 1750 [6] c. 1790 [6]
BrightonSudeley Place Mill
East Mill [7]
Post 1790s [8] Moved to Windmill St (Taylor's Mill) mid1840s [8]
BrightonVine's Mill
Clifton Gardens Mill
Post 1810 [9] Moved to Windmill Street c. 1837 [7] Brighton Vines Mill.jpg
BrightonToronto Terrace Mill
Albion Hill Mill [7]
Brighton Park Mill [7]
Butcher's Mill [4]
Post 1822 [7] Moved to Falmer (Race Hill) December 1861
BrightonWindmill Street
Clifton Mill [7]
Post c. 1837 [7] Demolished c. 1862 [7]
BrightonWindmill Street
Taylor's Mill [8]
East End Mill [4]
1847 [4] Collapsed 24 March 1862 whilst being prepared for move to new site at Woodingdean [4]
BrightonPreston Mill
Streeter's Mill
Black Mill [4]
Trusler's Mill [4]
Post 1797 [10] Demolished c. 1890 [4]
BrightonLashmar's Old Mill
Hove Mill [11]
Post 1780 [11] Demolished 1821
BrightonLashmar's New Mill Post 1821Moved to Clayton, 1852
BrightonPort Hall Mill Post [4] 1826 [4] Demolished c. 1882 [4]
BrightonBear Mill Post 1813 [4] Standing 1903 [4]
BrightonSite later occupied by Hanover Mill [4] 1813 [4] 1813 [4]
BrightonHanover Mill
[12]
Post [12] 1838 [12] Demolished c. 1887 [12]
BrightonRose Hill Mill
Roundhill Mill [12]
Cutress's Mill [4]
Tower c. 1834 [4] Demolition commenced 13 March 1913, [4] completed by 25 April 1913 Brighton Rose Hill Mill.jpg
Brighton Black Mill
Hodson's Mill
West Hill Mill
Smock 1808 [4] Demolished 25 June 1866 Brighton Hodson's Black 1866.jpg
Burwash Witherenden Mill
BurwashRockhill Mill Post 1839 [1] Collapsed 1940 [1]

C

LocationName of mill and
grid reference
TypeMapsFirst mention
or built
Last mention
or demise
Photograph
Catsfield Catsfield Mill Post
Chailey TQ 386 214 Post 1596Six mills in succession, on same site as Heritage mill
Chailey Heritage Mill
TQ 386 214
Smock Windmill World Heritage Mill.jpg
ChaileySouth Common Mill Smock
TQ 387 175
1823c. 1808Standing 1922
Windmill World
ChaileyYokehurst Mill18131790Moved to South Common c. 1808
ChiddinglyWillard's Mill, The Dicker
Old Mill
ChiddinglyBlack Mill, The Dicker
Chiddingly Golden Cross Mill, The Dicker
Wicken's Mill

TQ 537 123
Post 18231823Demolished 1919. roundhouse house converted
Windmill World
Dicker Mill House, Golden Cross - geograph.org.uk - 177461.jpg
Chiddingly Lower Dicker Mill
Ovenden's Mill
New Mill
Post 1813Collapsed 28 December 1929
Cross in Hand Waldron Down Mill
TQ 652 216
Post 1598Struck by lightning and severely damaged, 1790
Cross in Hand Old Mill
Little Mill

TQ 557 218
Post 1791Demolished 1903
Windmill World
New Mill, X in Hand 2.JPG
Cross in Hand New Mill
TQ 558 218
Post 1855 Windmill World New Mill, X in Hand.jpg
Crowborough Beacon Mill Post 1782Burnt down c. 1940
Crowborough Pratt's Mill
TQ 518 311
Tower 1862 Crowborough Pratt's 1905.jpg
Crowhurst

D - E

LocationName of mill and
grid reference
TypeMapsFirst mention
or built
Last mention
or demise
Photograph
Dallington
TQ 660 193
Smock c. 1852Demolished 1913
Windmill World
Ditchling Elphick's Farm Mill Hollow post c. 18841904
East Blatchington Black Mill
East BlatchingtonPumping mill Tower 1882Demolished c. 1919
EastbourneParsonage Mill
Black Mill
Watt's Lane Mill
Rectory Manor Mill [13]
Post
EastbourneParadise Hill Mill
EastbourneWhite Mill Post
EastbourneRodmill Farm Mill
EastbourneRadmill Village Mill Post
Eastbourne Ocklynge Mill Tower Standing in 1934 [14]
EastbourneOld Mill Tower 1800Replaced by Hurst's Mill, 1808
Eastbourne Hurst's Mill
St John's Mill
Tower 1808Demolished 1950
EastbourneBullock DownWind wheel
EastbournePashley DownVertical axle mill17521767, Demolished by 1785
EastbournePashley Down Post 172417241785, later burnt down
EastbourneSeafrontVertical axle mill17571780s
EastbourneOcklynge HillVertical axle millc. 1767Burnt down 1811
EastbourneBlack Mill Post Eastbourne Black.jpg
East Grinstead North End Mill1564 [15] Burnt down 1757 [16]
East GrinsteadCommon Mill1767 [16] Standing 1900 [16]
East GrinsteadAshurst Wood Mill
Cutten's Hill Mill [17]
Smock [18] Demolished 1882 [19]
East GrinsteadPook Hill Mill18231823 [19] 1823, gone by 1841 [19]
East Hoathly Post Burnt down 1824 [1]
East Hoathly Post 1824Burnt down December 1891 [1]
Ewhurst Brasses' Mill172417241724
EwhurstBeacon Mill
Ewhurst Staplecross Mill Smock 1815Demolished 1951

F

LocationName of mill and
grid reference
TypeMapsFirst mention
or built
Last mention
or demise
Photograph
Fairlight Old Mill Smock 18131813Burnt down [1] 1872 [20] Fairlight Mill.jpg
FairlightBatchelor's Mill Post
Falmer Old Mill Smock 17241617 [4] 1724, later burnt down
FalmerFalmer Mill [4] Post [4] 1801Moved within Falmer, 1817 [4]
FalmerMill Street [4] Post [4] 1817 [4] 1866 [4]
FalmerRace Hill Mill Post 1861 [7] Blown down [14] 16 May 1913 [4]
Firle Firle Mill172417241724
Forest Row Old Mill
Framfield Mount Ephraim Mill Post 1841 [21] Moved to Cross in Hand, 1855
Framfield Blackboys Mill Post 1868Demolished 1944
Frant Benhall Mill [22] Post [22] 1818 [22] 1880s, gone by 1900 [22]
Frant
Friston Friston Mill Post Blown down January 1926. [23] Friston Mill, Sussex.jpg

G

LocationName of mill and
grid reference
TypeMapsFirst mention
or built
Last mention
or demise
Photograph
Glynde Post 1807 [1] Moved to Blackboys 1868
Glynde Hollow Post Mid-19th centuryMoved to High Salvington 2007
GlyndeGlyndebourne Mill
Ringmer Mill
Post 17241700 [14] Collapsed 1925
Guestling Old Mill
Pickham Farm Mill
post 1813
Guestling Guestling mill
Jenner's Mill
Down Mill
Fairlight Mill
[1]
Smock 1859 [1] Demolished c. 1918 [1] Guestling.jpg

H

LocationName of mill and
grid reference
TypeMapsFirst mention
or built
Last mention
or demise
Photograph
Hailsham Upper Mill Post
HailshamSouth Common MillPost1691 [24] Standing in 1711, gone by 1735. [24]
Hailsham Lower Mill
Hamlin's Mill
Smock 1834Burnt down November 1923
Hailsham Harebeating Mill
Upper Mill

TQ 595 105
Post 18231823Collapsed 1934. Modern house built on roundhouse.
Windmill World
Harebeating Mill - geograph.org.uk - 393433.jpg
Hamsey Post 172417241724
HamseyOffham Mill
Racehill Mill
Steeres Mill [14]
Smock
Hankham 1724
17241813
Hastings Summerfield's Mill
HastingsFrench's Mill
Croft Road Mill
Smock 1799Moved to Silverhill, St Leonards c. 1838
HastingsPriory Road Mill #1
HastingsPriory Road Mill #2
HastingsPriory Road Mill #3
HastingsPriory Road Mill #4
HastingsPriory Road Mill #5
HastingsTown Mill
HastingsSix sailed mill Post
Heathfield Sandy Cross Mill Post 1842 [1] Demolished 1916 [1]
HeathfieldBroad Oak Mill Post 1842 [1] Burnt down 11 March 1890 [1]
Heathfield Mutton Hall Mill Post 1805Demolished 1891
HeathfieldCade Street Mill
Chapman's Town Mill
Smock Gone by 1936
HeathfieldPunnetts Town Mill Post Burnt down 1856
Heathfield Punnetts Town Mill
Blackdown Mill
Cherry Clack Mill

TQ 627 209
Smock 1856 Windmill World Punnetts Town mill.jpg
Heathfield Punnetts Town Saw Mill Smock 1862 [14] Demolished 1934
HeathfieldAlexandra RoadWind wheelc. 1910
HeathfieldPunnetts TownWind wheelc. 1908Dismantled 1916
Hellingly Old Mill
North Street Mill [1]
Post [1] 1781 [1] Blown down 1908 [1]
Herstmonceux Windmill Hill Mill Post
Herstmonceux Windmill Hill Mill
TQ 648 122
Post c. 1814 Windmill World Windmill Hill Mill.jpg
HerstmonceuxBodle Street Green Mill Post 1780s
Herstmonceux Cowbeech Mill
Erry's Mill

TQ 621 147
Smock 18231820Demolished c. 1919
Windmill World
The Mill, Cowbeech, East Sussex - geograph.org.uk - 1528690.jpg
Hooe Hooe Common Mill Post 1813Demolished by 1934 [14]
HooeHooe Common Mill Smock
Horham Smock Moved to Punnetts Town 1866

I - L

LocationName of mill and
grid reference
TypeMapsFirst mention
or built
Last mention
or demise
Photograph
Icklesham Telegraph Hill Mill Smock 1834 [1] Demolished c. 1922 [1] Icklesham Telegraph Hill 1906.jpg
IckleshamVillage Mill Post
Icklesham Hogg Hill Mill
TQ 888 160
Post 1790 Windmill World Hogg Hill Mill.jpg
Iden Post
Iford Sunk Post 11551155
Kingston Kingston Mill
Ashcombe mill

TQ 392 089
Post 1832Blown down, March 1916 Kingston Ashcombe (2).jpg
Kingston Kingston Mill
Ashcombe mill

TQ 392 089
Post 2009 [25] Facsimile of original mill, for residential and electricity generation purposes. Ashcombe Windmill, Kingston near Lewes.jpg
KingstonOld Duck Mill
TQ 402 092
Smock 1802Collapsed 1891
Windmill World
Laughton Laughton Mill172417241724
Lewes Town Mill Smock 1802Moved to new site, c. 1818 (Shelley's Mill).
Windmill World
Lewes Town Mill base.jpg
Lewes Shelly's Mill Smock c. 1818Demolished 1922
LewesSouthern Mill Post c. 1785Demolished c. 1912
LewesSpital Mill Post 1770Burnt down May 1885
Lewes Malling Mill Post 1625Burnt down 8 September 1908
LewesKing Harry's Mill [13] Post 12641264
LewesSmart's Mill
LewesSouthover MillBlown down 1888 [13]
Little Horsted Old Mill

M - N

LocationName of mill and
grid reference
TypeMapsFirst mention
or built
Last mention
or demise
Photograph
Mark Cross Walter's Mill
TQ 585 315
Tower 1845 Windmill World Mark Cross windmill.jpg
Mayfield Luggers Crouch Mill1795 [26] 1825 [26]
MayfieldGravil Hill Mill1711 [27] 1720 [28]
Mayfield Argos Hill Mill
TQ 571 283
Post 1835 Windmill World Argos Hill Mill.jpg
Newenden [29] pumping mill Trestle
Newhaven Bolen's Mill Burnt down 1844
Newhaven Smock 1844Moved to North Chailey
Newhaven Post
Newick Old Mill
Ninfield Ashburnham Mill Post 1809Standing 1936, demolished by September 1937 [30]
Ninfield Lunsford's Cross Mill
Thorne Mill
Smock c. 1870Demolished 1907
Northiam Old mill Post 17951795Burnt down 1800
Northiam High Park Mill
Millcorner Mill
Post 1800Demolished 1949
Nutley Nutley Mill
TQ 451 291
Post c. 1817 Windmill World Nutley Windmill.jpg

O - P

LocationName of mill and
grid reference
TypeMapsFirst mention
or built
Last mention
or demise
Photograph
Ore White Mill
Cheale's Mill
Smock 1813
1823
1813Burnt down May 1900
Ore Black Mill
Down Mill
Smock 1855Demolished c. 1918
Patcham Post 17241620 [31] 1791 [4]
Patcham Ballard's Mill Smock c. 1780 [31] Demolished c. 1900 [4]
Patcham Waterhall Mill
TQ 292 086
Tower 1885 Windmill World Patcham mill.jpg
Peasemarsh Smock Standing 1936
Pett Pett Mill Post 1781Moved to Icklesham, 1790
Piddinghoe Peddinghoe Mill172417241724
Playden Black MillStanding c. 1915 [2]
PlaydenOld Mill Post Moved to Appledore, Kent by 1819
PlaydenPlayden Mill
Playden TQ 9233 2123 Smock
Playden TQ 9217 2141 Post Standing 1936
Polegate Ovenden's Mill
Mockett's Mill

TQ 582 041
Tower 1817 Windmill World Polegate mill.jpg
Portslade East Hill Mill Post 1837 [14] 1837 [14]
PortsladeCopperas Gap Mill Post 1820 [31] Demolished 1882 [31]
Pevensey Blackness Mill1778 [13] 1779 [13]

R - S

LocationName of mill and
grid reference
TypeMapsFirst mention
or built
Last mention
or demise
Photograph
Ringmer Broyle Mill Post Burnt down 1905
Ripe Old Mill1724
1813
17241813
Rodmell 1199 [13] 1199 [13]
RodmellOld Mill Post 1813c. 1801 [1] Demolished 12 January 1912 [1] Newhaven Mill.jpg
Rottingdean Dudeney's Hill Mill [4] Post 1783
1813
1773 [4] 1818, possibly moved to Whitehawk Hill, Brighton [4]
Rottingdean Beacon Mill
New Mill

TQ 366 025
Smock 1802 Windmill World Rottingdean mill.jpg
Rottingdean Smock
Rye Wilkinson's Mill
Rye Smock Moved to Punnetts Town 1862 [14]
Rye Post 15961596Gone by 1758
RyeOld Mill Post 1758Replaced by smock mill 1824
Rye New mill
Gibbet Mill
Tillingham Mill
Barry's Mill

TQ 917 203
Smock 1824Burnt down 13 June 1930
Windmill World
Rye Gibbet (3).jpg
Salehurst Silverhill Mill
Seaford Sutton Mill Post
Sidley Sidley Mill1723 [32] Burnt down 1797 [32]
Sidley Sidley Mill
Pankhurst's Mill
Smock 1798Moved to Leigh, Kent, 1928
St Leonards Tivoli Old Mill Post 1813
St LeonardsTivoli New Mill
St LeonardsSilverhill Mill Smock c. 1838Burnt down 1867
St Leonards Draper's Mill
Silverhill Mill
Smock 1868Demolished 1966
Stone Cross Stone Cross Mill
Blackness Mill
White Mill
[33]
TQ 620 043
Tower 1876 Windmill World Stone Cross mill.jpg
Stone CrossBlack Mill Post

U - W

LocationName of mill and
grid reference
TypeMapsFirst mention
or built
Last mention
or demise
Photograph
Uckfield Old Mill
Udimore Udimore Mill Post Demolished 1922 Udimore mill.jpg
Wadhurst Cousley Wood MillStanding 1885 [34]
Wadhurst Riseden Mill
TQ 622 303
Post 18231821Collapsed 1910
Windmill World
WadhurstButcher's Wood Mill
White's Mill [34]
1866 [34] 1894 [34]
WadhurstBestbeech Hill Mill
Standen's Mill [34]
17951795Standing 1801, possibly moved to Riseden by 1821 [35]
Warbleton Summer Hill Mill Post c. 1825Demolished August 1936
WarbletonChapman's Mill Smock 1838Struck by lightning 16 July 1880
Wartling Wartling Mill
WartlingBoreham Street Mill Post 1813
West Blatchington West Blatchington Mill
TQ 279 068
Smock 18231823 Windmill World West Blatchington Mill.jpg
Westfield Church Mill172417241724
WestfieldWhite Mill
WestfieldNorth MillOne of the Westfield mills burnt down 5 November 1908 [36]
Westham Westham Mill
Westham Hollow Post 1860Moved to Weald and Downland Open Air Museum, 1975
Whatlington Whatlington Mill
Old Mill
1849 [20] 1849 [20]
Willingdon Old Mill1813
Winchelsea 1297 [13] 1297 [13]
Winchelsea Iham Mill Post 181317601813, moved to new site by 1823
Winchelsea St Leonard's Mill
TQ 902 176
Post c. 1823Blown down 16 October 1987 Winchelsea 1905.jpg

Locations formerly within East Sussex

For windmills in Lamberhurst see List of windmills in Kent .

Sources

Unless stated otherwise, the source for all entries is Brunnarius, Martin (1979). The Windmills of Sussex. Chichester: Philimore. ISBN   0-85033-345-8. or Hemming, Peter (1936). Windmills in Sussex. London: C W Daniel. Online version

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