List of windmills in the East Riding of Yorkshire

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This is a list of windmills in the East Riding of the English county of Yorkshire.

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Beverley

LocationName of mill and
grid reference		TypeMapsFirst mention
or built		Last mention
or demise		Photograph
Beverley Beverley Westwood [1] 1558 [1] 1558 [1]
BeverleyBeverley Westwood Post 1625Demolished 1868
BeverleyFar Mill
TA 021 390 		Post 17751706Demolished 1803
Beverley Far Mill
Black Mill
High Mill
Baitson's Mill [1]
TA 021 390 		tower 1803 Windmill World Cricket match on Beverley Westwood pre-1868 (archive ref PH-4-7) (25762431953).jpg
BeverleyVictoria Mill
TA 020 382 		Tower Truncated
Windmill World
BeverleyUnion Mill
Anti-mill [1] [2]
TA 022 385 		Tower 1802Truncated 1897
Windmill World 		The Club House, Beverley Golf Club - geograph.org.uk - 894302.jpg
BeverleyHither Mill post 1620blown down c. 1714 [1]
BeverleyHither Mill Post 1741Demolished 1773
BeverleyHither Mill
First Mill [1]
Low Mill [1] [2] 		Tower 17751773Demolished 1856
Beverley Lowson's Mill
TA 027 386 		Tower 1801
BeverleyParks Mill Tower c. 1820
BeverleyQueensgate Whiting Works1837
BeverleyCatterson's Mill
BeverleyCrathorne's Mill Tower 18451868 Crathorne's Flour mill, Beverley 1890 (archive ref DDPD-2-2-5) (24778182084).jpg
BeverleyVictoria Mill Tower 18371846 [3]
BeverleyButt Close Mill [1]
Fishwick's Mill		 Post 1761Demolished 1861
BeverleyGrovehill [4] Late 16th century [5] Demolished mid-17th century [4]
BeverleyNorwood [5] 1443 [6] Late 16th century [4]
BeverleyRidings Fields (two mills) [7] 15th century [7] 15th century [7]

Hull

LocationName of mill and
grid reference		TypeMapsFirst mention
or built		Last mention
or demise		Photograph
Hull Newland Mill, Beverley Road Tower Demolished 1881, machinery to Trusthorpe Mill, Mablethorpe, Lincolnshire [8]
Hull Tower 1787
Hull Tower 1801
HullDamson Lane Mill [2] 18431912
HullStoneferry [2]
(image, centre)		177517751841 John Ward of Hull - Stoneferry.jpg
HullStoneferry (2nd mill) [2]
(image, left)		18411841 John Ward of Hull - Stoneferry.jpg
HullStoneferry Sawmill [9] 18191819
HullAnlaby Road Oil Mill1830s1830s
HullStepney Mill, Beverley Road tower 18831883
HullHumber Bank Mill Tower 1770
HullCent-per-Cent Street Mill [2] Smock 1820s1820s
HullBrickworks Hollow post
HullBlundell's Mill, Spring Row Tower 18291829
HullMarfleet Mill [10] 1595 [10] 1595 [10]
HullSculcoates Mill [11] 1558 [11] 1558 [11]
HullMyton (two mills) [12] 1293 [12] 1345 [12]
HullWyke upon Hull [12] 1293 [12] 1293 [12]
HullHull Street Mill, North Gate [12]
HullSouthcoates Lane Mill [13] Tower [13] 1846 [13] 1866 [13]
Hull Holderness Road Mill
TA 120 300 		Tower c. 1820 [14] Windmill World
HullHolderness Road Mill [15] Tower
HullSubscription Mill
Anti-Mill, Holderness Road		 Tower 18011855 [13]
HullWaddingham's Mill, Holderness Road Tower [13] 1855 [13] 1859 [13]
Hull Eyre's Mill, Holderness Road
TA 123 309 		Tower Windmill World Eyre's Mill, Hull.jpg
HullHolderness Road (6th mill)1846 [13] 1846 [13]
HullHolderness Road (7th mill)1846 [13] 1846 [13]
HullHolderness Road (8th mill)1846 [13] 1846 [13]
HullHolderness Road (9th mill)1846 [13] 1846 [13]
HullHolderness Road (10th mill)1846 [13] 1846 [13]

Other locations

LocationName of mill and
grid reference		TypeMapsFirst mention
or built		Last mention
or demise		Photograph
Aldbrough Bewick Manor [16] 14th century [16] 14th century [16]
AldbroughOld Mill [16] 1685 [16] c. 1905 [16]
AldbroughCarlton [16] Mid-16th century [16] Mid-16th century [16]
AldbroughAldbrough Mill [16] c. 1764 [16] c. 1930 [16]
Anlaby Post 17751657Demolished 1909
AnlabyProvidence Mill Tower 1826
1853		18051853, gone by 1889 [17]
Arnold 1588 [18] 1588 [18]
Arram 13th century [19] 13th century [19]
Asselby Asselby Mill Post
Atwick Atwick Mill Midlands post 1828 [19] c. 1900 [19]
Bainton Bainton Mill
SE 964 527 		Tower 1818 Windmill World Bainton Mill, East Riding-geograph.org-1684284.jpg
Barmby on the Marsh 12951295
Barmston 16th century [20] 1722 [20]
Beeford Late 12th century [21] Moved to Dringhoe late 14th century [21]
BeefordBeeford Mill
TA 130 535 		Post Late 16th century [21] Demolished 1820
BeefordBeeford Mill
TA 130 535 		Tower 1820 Windmill World
Bempton Sewerby Mill
TA 189 714 		Tower Windmill World Sewerby Mill, East Riding-geograph.org-2925782.jpg
Bilton 16th century [22] 17th century [22]
Bishop Burton South Mill
SE 993 393 		Tower Windmill World
Bishop Burton SE 993 407 Post
Bishop Wilton Bishop Wilton Mill
SE 790 550 		Tower 1829 Windmill World Yapham Grange - geograph.org.uk - 211238.jpg
Brandesburton 1223 [23] 1223 [23]
BrandesburtonLate 18th century [23] Late 18th century [23]
Bridlington Bridge Mill (Bridlington Priory)1539Burnt down 1539
BridlingtonDuke's Mill
TA 180 688 		Tower 1800 Windmill World
Broomfleet Brickworks Post
Buckton Buckton Mill
TA 180 715 		Tower Windmill World Buckton Mill, Buckton.jpg
Burton Agnes 12651265
Burton Constable 1294 [24] 1294 [24]
Burton Constable17th century [24] Demolished c. 1828 [24]
Burton Fleming Late 13th centuryLate 13th century
Burton Pidsea 1260s [25] 1260s [25]
Burton PidseaSouth Field Mill [25] 17721616 [25] 1772, gone by 1852 [25]
Burton Pidsea Burton Pidsea Mill
TA 244 309 		Tower 1834 Windmill World Burton Pidsea Mill.jpg
Catwick Hildyard Mill [26] Late 15th century [26] Late 15th century [26]
Catwick Mill Midlands post 1722
1829		1722 [26] Demolished 1911
Coniston South Field [27] 18th century [27] 18th century [27]
Cottingham Low Mill Tower 1780
CottinghamNorth Mill Tower 1813Demolished 1900
Drewton 12121212
Driffield North End Mill [2] Tower 1819Demolished c. 1882
Dringhoe Cauce estate [28] 1325 [28] 1325 [28]
DringhoeLate 14th century [28] 16th century [28]
Dringhoec. 1800 [28] 1905 [28]
Easington 12601260
EasingtonEasington Mill Tower Easington Windmill 1905 (archive ref PO-1-36-1) (27966804834).jpg
East Cowick East Cowick Mill
SE 665 212 		Composite Windmill World
Ellerby St Quintins1223 [29] 1223 [29]
EllerbyWest Field [29] 1596 [29] 1596 [29]
Ellerby Ellerby Mill
NZ 800 140 		Tower 1855 [29] Windmill World
Ellerker Ellerker Mill Tower 1822Demolished April 1913 Ellerker Mill (Demolition) 1913 (archive ref DDEY-1-67) (28583977755).jpg
Ellerton Ellerton Mill
SE 712 399 		Tower Windmill World
Etherdwick 1600 [16] Demolished c. 1753 [16]
Etton Etton Mill Sunk post 13151712
EttonEtton Mill
SE 981 428 		Post 17751775Demolished c. 1780
Etton Etton Mill
SE 981 428 		Tower c. 1780 Windmill World Etton Mill.jpg
Fimber Sunk post
Fimber(later mill on same site) Sunk post
Flamborough Post
Flinton Early 16th century [30] Early 16th century [30]
Fosham 1577 [16] 1578 [16]
Foston on the Wolds Foston Mill
TA 092 548 		Tower 1820 Windmill World Foston on the Wolds Mill.jpg
Fraisthorpe c. 1212c. 1212
Ganstead 1334 [31] 1334 [31]
Ganstead1602 [31] 1602 [31]
GansteadGanstead Mill Midlands post 1796Demolished 1909
Garton c. 1600 [32] c. 1600 [32]
Garton Blue Mill
TA 261 537 		Tower Mid-1820s [32] Windmill World Old Mill at Garton.jpg
Gilberdyke Union Mill Tower c. 1800
Goole Timms Mill [2]
SE 740 239 		Tower Late 18th or early 19th century [33] Windmill World Timms Mill, Goole.jpg
Goole Herons's Mill
SE 750 237 		Tower Windmill World Goole, Shuffleton Windmill, Hook Road - geograph.org.uk - 178573.jpg
GooleGoole Field's Mill
SE 758 213 		Tower Windmill World Old Goole Mill.jpg
GooleGreenfield's Mill Tower 1840
Goxhill 1325 [34] 1325 [34]
Great Cowden 1303 [35] 1337 [35]
Grindale 12951295
Halsham 12941294
Hemingbrough 12761276
Hemingbrough Post 177516091913
Hessle Cliff Mill [2]
TA 022 254 		Tower 1806 [36] Windmill World Cliff Mill, Hessle.jpg
HessleHessle Mill Tower 17911791
Hollym 13261326
HollymHollym Mill Post Late 18th century1820s
Hook Cemetery Mill Tower
Hornsea East Mill [37] 1539 [37] 1610 [37]
HornseaWest Mill [37] 1539 [37] 1610 [37]
HornseaBeck Mill [37] Blown down 1732 [37]
HornseaAtwick Road Mill [37]
TA 197 479 		17721772 [37] Demolished 1820
HornseaHornsea Mill
TA 197 479 		Tower 18201921 [37]
Windmill World 		Hornsea Windmill 1900 (archive ref PO-1-65-46) (28583977665).jpg
HornseaBrickworks, [2] (site later occupied by Hornsea Pottery) Tower 1865 [37] Hornsea Brickyard Mill 1870 (archive ref DDX1687-3-2) (29122664166).jpg
HornseaHornsea Burton [37] 1584 [37] 1663 [37]
Howden Hail Mill
SE 754 277 		Tower Late 18th or early 19th century [38] Windmill World Howdendyke to Howden - geograph.org.uk - 611208.jpg
Howden Howden Brickworks Tower 1873
Hutton Cranswick Hutton Cranswick Mill
TA 023 530 		Tower Late 18th or early 19th century [39] Windmill World Hutton Cranswick Mill.jpg
Keyingham Old Mill
TA 244 256 		Post 18th centuryDemolished early 19th century
Keyingham Old Mill
West Mill
TA 244 256 		Tower 1813 Windmill World Old Mill, Keyingham.jpg
Keyingham New Mill
East Mill
TA 254 251 		Tower 1828 Windmill World New Mill, Keyingham.jpg
Kilham Kilham Mill
TA 060 642 		Tower 1809 Windmill World Kilham.jpg
Kilpin Kilpin Windpump [40]
SE 763 275 		Windmill World Kilpin Brick Ponds - geograph.org.uk - 472893.jpg
Langtoft Langtoft Mill
TA 005 680 		Tower 1860 Windmill World
Lelley Lelley Mill
TA 219 326 		1712Demolished c 1776
LelleyLelley Mill
TA 219 326 		Tower 1776Demolished c. 1790
Lelley Lelley Mill
TA 219 326 		Tower 1790 [41] Windmill World Lelley Mill.jpg
Leven Mill Hill Mill1608 [42] 1608 [42]
LevenNew Mill
TA 117 453 		Tower 1847c. 1900, Later truncated [42]
Windmill World
LevenCanal Head Mill Tower 17901890 [42]
LevenSouth Field Mill [42] Post 177217541842 [42]
LevenWright's Mill Tower 1807Demolished 1919
Lissett 1353 [21] 1353 [21]
Little Cowden c. 1290 [35] Gone by 1401 [35]
Lockington Lockington Mill Tower c. 1820
Long Riston The Hildyards [18] 1322 [18] 1322 [18]
Long Riston1540s [18] 1670 [18]
Mappleton Mappleton Manor17th century [35] 17th century [35]
Mappleton Mappleton Mill
TA 224 437 		Tower 1798 Windmill World Mappleton Mill.jpg
Market Weighton Bark Mill
Market WeightonMarket Weighton Mill Tower Demolished c. 1970
Molescroft 1448 [43] 16th century [43]
MolescroftMill Hill Mill16th century [43] 1627 [43]
Nafferton Nafferton Mill
TA 059 606 		Tower 1829 Windmill World The Old Windmill - geograph.org.uk - 821688.jpg
Newbald Newbald Mill Tower
New Ellerby New Ellerby Mill
TA 170 389 		Tower Windmill World The Old Mill, New Ellerby - geograph.org.uk - 721559.jpg
Newport Newport Mill Tower 1797 Mill and Bridge at Newport 1904 (archive ref PO-1-96-2) (30383272301).jpg
North Ferriby Post
North Frodingham 16th century [44] 16th century [44]
North FrodinghamNorth Frodingham Mill Tower 1816c. 1915 [44]
North Howden Howden Brickyard
SE 754 310 		Tower Windmill World Pump Brickyard Farm North Howden.jpg
North HowdenHowden Brickyard (2nd mill)185518551855
Old Goole Old Goole Mill
Goole Fields Mill
SE 757 213 		Tower Old Goole Mill.jpg
OsgodbySE 64386 33091Tower1723Partially demolished by 1934

now completely gone.

Out Newton 12761276
Owstwick (two mills) [45] 13th century [45] 13th century [45]
Owstwick1588 [45] 1588 [45]
Patrington Sunk post 1340Blown down 1426
Patrington Sunk post 14261426
Patrington East Mill
Goodrick's Mill
TA 320 223 		Tower 1845 Windmill World
PatringtonHaven Mill
TA 308 219 		Tower 1810Truncated
Windmill World 		Havenside Windmill, Patrington - geograph.org.uk - 186713.jpg
Patrington Black Mill
TA 320 221 		Tower Black Mill, Patrington.jpg
Preston Preston Mill Post Demolished 1813
PrestonPreston Mill Tower 1813
Ravenser Odd 12601260
Ringbrough 1351 [16] 1351 [16]
Risby Risby Mill Post 17211721
Rise Early 14th century [46] 1624 [46]
Rise Post [46] Early 18th century [46] Demolished c. 1860 [46]
Roos 1403 [45] 16th century [45]
RoosWest Field Mill [45] 17721772 [45] Demolished c. 1908 [45]
Routh Ros Manor [47] 1278 [47] 14th century [47]
RouthSir Amand's Manor [47] Mid-14th century [47] 17th century [47]
Routh Hollow post 1693 [47] 1770
Rudston 12961296
Ryehill 14th century [48] 1685, gone by 1748 [48]
Ryehill1772 [48] 1915 [48]
Scalby 1661 [49] 1661 [49]
ScalbyScalby Mill Tower
Seaton Ross New Mill
SE 776 422 		Tower 1839 Windmill World New Mill, Seaton Ross.jpg
Seaton RossCommon Mill
Fisher's Mill
SE 776 421 		Tower Common Mill, Seaton Ross.jpg
Seaton Ross Old Mill
SE 774 417 		Tower Late 18th or early 19th century [50] Windmill World Old Mill, Seaton Ross.jpg
Seaton Ross SE 774 418 Post [51]
Seaton RossPreston's Mill [2]
SE 774 418 		Tower Demolished 1953 [51]
Sewerby Sewerby Mill Tower
Sheriff Hutton 1282 [52] 1628 [52]
Skidby Two Mills Mill1388Demolished 1626
SkidbyHindercroft Mill1655Demolished 1688
SkidbySkidby Mill
TA 020 333 		Post 1764Demolished 1821
Skidby Skidby Mill
TA 020 333 		Tower 1821 Windmill World Skidby Mill.jpg
Skipsea Cleeton Manor [28] c. 1260 [28] c. 1260 [28]
Skipsea1396 [28] 15th century [28]
SkipseaNorth Field [28] c. 1550 [28] c. 1550 [28]
SkipseaUpton [28] Early 19th century [28] Demolished c. 1895 [28]
SkipseaPark Farm, Upton [28] 1820s [28] 1820s [28]
SkirlaughSkirlaugh Mill Midlands Post 1750 [53] Demolished 1944
Speeton Speeton Mill Tower Speeton Mill 1920 (archive ref SP-2-346) (28551191816).jpg
Sproatley Late 13th century [54] 1391 [54]
SproatleySproatley Mill1820 [13] c. 1895 [54]
Sutton-on-Hull Hastings Manor1641 [55] 1641 [55]
Sutton-on-HullEarly 18th century [55] Burnt down 1884 [55]
Swanland Swanland Mill Tower 1893Demolished 1908
Swine 1440s [56] 1440s [56]
SwineMill Field [56] 1618 [56] 1618 [56]
SwineSwine Pools [56] c. 1735 [56] c. 1735 [56]
Thearne 1625 [57] 1625 [57]
ThearneThearne Mill Tower 1815 [57] 1913 [57]
Thwing Sunk post c. 1290
Tickton 1622 [58] 1660s [58]
Ulrome 1717 [28] 1717, gone by 1765 [28]
Walkington Walkington Mill Post Demolished 1850
WalkingtonWalkington Mill Tower 1850 Walkington Windmill 1912 (archive ref PC43-112) (28299739090).jpg
Wawne Meaux Abbey [59] Mid-13th century [59] 1390s [59]
WawneNorth of village [59] 1546 [59] 1612, gone by 1672 [59]
WawneWawne Carrs (two mills)167518th century [59]
Waxholme Waxholme Mill
TA 326 293 		Tower Windmill World Old Windmill at Waxholme.jpg
Weedley 11851185
Welwick 13491349
Wetwang Wetwang Mill Midlands post Wetwang Mill 1900 (archive ref DDX1321-47-1) (28583977125).jpg
Wheldrake Wheldrake windmill Post 17191850 [60]
Wilberfoss Wilberfoss Mill Post Demolished 1839
WilberfossWilberfoss Mill Tower 1839Demolished c. 1970
Witham Witham Mill Vertical axis mill 18161816
Withernwick 1304 [61] 1304 [61]
WithernwickWest of village [61] 1610 [61] 1612, gone by 1763 [61]
WithernwickEast of village [61] Post [61] 1763 [61] Demolished 1890s [61]
Wold Newton Wold Newton Mill Post
Wressle Wressle Mill
SE 710 312 		Tower 1827 Windmill World
Yokefleet Mill Farm Mill
SE 821 237 		Tower Windmill World Yokefleet Mill.jpg

Maps

Notes

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

Sources

Unless otherwise indicated, the source for all entries is:-Gregory, Roy (1985). East Yorkshire Windmills. Cheddar: Charles Skilton Ltd. ISBN   0-284-98721-2. or the linked Windmill World page.

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