List of windmills in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight

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Extant windmills in Hampshire.
1 Bursledon, 2 Chalton, 3 Crux Easton, 4 Langstone.
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Extant windmills in the Isle of Wight.
5 Bembridge.

A list of all windmills and windmill sites which lie in the current ceremonial counties of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.

Contents

Hampshire

LocationName of mill and
grid reference
TypeMapsFirst mention
or built
Last mention
or demise
Photograph
Basingstoke Pitt Hall Farm, Upper Wooton [1] Titt iron wind engine 1898 [1]
Bentworth Bentworth and Lasham railway station Titt Iron wind engine 1901 [2] 1928 [2]
Bitterne Thornhill Park [1] Titt iron wind engine 1894 [1]
Bucklers Hard Tower
Bursledon Bursledon Windmill
SU 482 108
Post mill [3] 1766 [3] Demolished c. 1813 [3]
Bursledon Bursledon Windmill
SU 482 108
Tower 1813 [3] Bursledon Windmill is Hampshire's only working windmill and is still open to the public today. BursledonWindmill.jpg
Chalton Chalton Mill
SU 716 162
1289 [4] 1289 [4]
ChaltonChalton Mill
SU 716 162
Sunk post 1607
1611
1645
1675
16071675
Chalton Chalton Mill
SU 716 162
Tower Early 19th century [5] Windmill World Chalton Mill-geograph.org-1923683.jpg
Cliddesden Cliddesden railway station Titt Iron wind engine 1901 [2] Demolished 1940s [2]
Cosham Widely Mill
Crux Easton Crux Easton wind engine
SU 427 564
Titt Iron wind engine c. 1891 [6] Windmill World Crux Easton wind engine.jpg
Denmead Denmead Mill [7] 1600 [7] Demolished 19th century [7]
DenmeadNew Denmead Mill
DenmeadBarn Green Mill
Gale's Mill
SU 672 142
Tower [7] 1819 [8] Burnt 1900
Demolished 1922 [8]
Dummer 1828
Enham Alamein Post under construction
Windmill World
Fareham Post 175917591759
FarehamBurrant Mill Post 175917591759
Fawley Tower
Froxfield Tower 1828
Gosport Haslar millDemolished 1746
GosportCrofton
GosportPeel Common Mill Tower
GosportAnn's Hill Mill Tower 18531854
Grateley Tower 18491889
Haslar Blown down 29 October 1795. [9]
Hayling post 13251325
Hayling Tower Burnt down 1890
HaylingNorth Hayling Mill
SU 719 028
Tower Burnt down October 1886
Hythe Langdown Mill
Langstone Langstone Mill
SU 721 051
Tower c. 1730 Windmill World Langstone Windmill 1869.jpg
Lymington
Marchwood Titt iron wind engine 1893 [1]
Micheldever Stratton Estate Titt iron wind engine 1898 [1]
Middle Wallop Tower Demolished late 18th or early 19th century, machinery to Idmiston Mill, Wiltshire [10]
Owslebury Tower Demolished during World War One
OwlseburyBridle's mill Tower
Petersfield Weston Mill Smock Demolished 1911
Portchester Tower Standing 1908 [11]
Portchester Tower Demolished c. 1920
PortchesterWicor Mill Tower 1821
Portsmouth Dock Mill
Shipwright's Mill
Tower 1796 [12] Demolished 1923 [12]
PortsmouthPortsmouth Harbour14th century
PortsmouthGuildhallGone by 1800
PortsmouthBallard's Mill Tower Demolished 1843
PortsmouthRudmore Mill
Byerly Mill
PortsmouthDwarf Mill
Lime Mill
PortsmouthDennison's Mill
PortsmouthMile End Mill
Selborne
Southampton 15301612
Southampton1600
SouthamptonCastle Mill
SouthamptonOn road to Itchen Ferry1600
Southsea Lump's Mill
White Mill
tower 18501870
Stockbridge Marsh Court [1] Titt iron wind engine 1900 [1]
Titchfield Peel Common Mill Tower 18th century [13] Demolished 1920s. [13] Peel Common Mill, Fareham.jpg
TitchfieldTitchfield Common Mill18th century [13] Demolished 19th century [13]
Waterlooville Hall's Mill Smock Burnt down 25 June 1906
West Meon Marland's Mill [14]
SU 646 256
Tower c. 1860 [15] Windmill World

Isle of Wight

LocationName of mill and
grid reference
TypeMapsFirst mention
or built
Last mention
or demise
Photograph
Bembridge Knowle Mill
SZ 639 875
Tower c. 1700 Windmill World Bembridge Windmill - Isle of Wight.jpg
Calbourne Calbourne Mill
SZ 414 868
1980s [14] Windmill World Windmill at Calbourne Mill - geograph.org.uk - 775332.jpg
Chale 13741374
East Cowes 1759Gone by 1846
Freshwater 12921769 [16]
Freshwater1769 [16] Burnt down 15 December 1824 [17]
Freshwater Tower [14] 18631869 [18]
Newchurch Kington Post Early 17th century
Ryde Mill Fields Tower
RydeAldemoor
Upton Mill
Tower Demolished 1915
Sandown Cheverton Down Post Early 17th century
Shalcombe Post Early 17th century
Shanklin Post Early 17th century
Cowes Mill Hill Mill Tower 1771 [19] Demolished 1923 [12]
Cowes Kelleway Mill [14] Tower 1804 [19] 1853, demolished by 1862 [19]

Sources

Unless stated otherwise, the source for all entries is:

Maps

Notes

Mills in bold are still standing, and known building dates are also indicated in bold. Text in italics denotes indicates that the information is not confirmed, but is likely to be the case stated.

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