This is a list of windmills in the East Riding of the English county of Yorkshire.
Beverley
[edit]Location | Name of mill and grid reference |
Type | Maps | First mention or built |
Last mention or demise |
Photograph |
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Beverley | Beverley Westwood[1] | 1558[1] | 1558[1] | |||
Beverley | Beverley Westwood | Post | 1625 | Demolished 1868 | ||
Beverley | Far Mill TA 021 390 |
Post | 1775 | 1706 | Demolished 1803 | |
Beverley | Far Mill Black Mill High Mill Baitson's Mill[1] TA 021 390 |
tower | 1803 | Windmill World | ![]() | |
Beverley | Victoria Mill TA 020 382 |
Tower | Truncated Windmill World |
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Beverley | Union Mill Anti-mill[1][2] TA 022 385 |
Tower | 1802 | Truncated 1897 Windmill World |
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Beverley | Hither Mill | post | 1620 | blown down c. 1714[1] | ||
Beverley | Hither Mill | Post | 1741 | Demolished 1773 | ||
Beverley | Hither Mill First Mill[1] Low Mill[1][2] |
Tower | 1775 | 1773 | Demolished 1856 | |
Beverley | Lowson's Mill TA 027 386 |
Tower | 1801 | |||
Beverley | Parks Mill | Tower | c. 1820 | |||
Beverley | Queensgate Whiting Works | 1837 | ||||
Beverley | Catterson's Mill | |||||
Beverley | Crathorne's Mill | Tower | 1845 | 1868 | ![]() | |
Beverley | Victoria Mill | Tower | 1837 | 1846[3] | ||
Beverley | Butt Close Mill[1] Fishwick's Mill |
Post | 1761 | Demolished 1861 | ||
Beverley | Grovehill[4] | Late 16th century[5] | Demolished mid-17th century[4] | |||
Beverley | Norwood[5] | 1443[6] | Late 16th century[4] | |||
Beverley | Ridings Fields (two mills)[7] | 15th century[7] | 15th century[7] |
Hull
[edit]Location | Name of mill and grid reference |
Type | Maps | First mention or built |
Last mention or demise |
Photograph |
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Hull | Newland Mill, Beverley Road | Tower | Demolished 1881, machinery to Trusthorpe Mill, Mablethorpe, Lincolnshire[8] | |||
Hull | Tower | 1787 | ||||
Hull | Tower | 1801 | ||||
Hull | Damson Lane Mill[2] | 1843 | 1912 | |||
Hull | Stoneferry[2] (image, centre) |
1775 | 1775 | 1841 | ![]() | |
Hull | Stoneferry (2nd mill)[2] (image, left) |
1841 | 1841 | ![]() | ||
Hull | Stoneferry Sawmill[9] | 1819 | 1819 | |||
Hull | Anlaby Road Oil Mill | 1830s | 1830s | |||
Hull | Stepney Mill, Beverley Road | tower | 1883 | 1883 | ||
Hull | Humber Bank Mill | Tower | 1770 | |||
Hull | Cent-per-Cent Street Mill[2] | Smock | 1820s | 1820s | ||
Hull | Brickworks | Hollow post | ||||
Hull | Blundell's Mill, Spring Row | Tower | 1829 | 1829 | ||
Hull | Marfleet Mill[10] | 1595[10] | 1595[10] | |||
Hull | Sculcoates Mill[11] | 1558[11] | 1558[11] | |||
Hull | Myton (two mills)[12] | 1293[12] | 1345[12] | |||
Hull | Wyke upon Hull[12] | 1293[12] | 1293[12] | |||
Hull | Hull Street Mill, North Gate[12] | |||||
Hull | Southcoates Lane Mill[13] | Tower[13] | 1846[13] | 1866[13] | ||
Hull | Holderness Road Mill TA 120 300 |
Tower | c. 1820[14] | Windmill World | ||
Hull | Holderness Road Mill[15] | Tower | ||||
Hull | Subscription Mill Anti-Mill, Holderness Road |
Tower | 1801 | 1855[13] | ||
Hull | Waddingham's Mill, Holderness Road | Tower[13] | 1855[13] | 1859[13] | ||
Hull | Eyre's Mill, Holderness Road TA 123 309 |
Tower | Windmill World | ![]() | ||
Hull | Holderness Road (6th mill) | 1846[13] | 1846[13] | |||
Hull | Holderness Road (7th mill) | 1846[13] | 1846[13] | |||
Hull | Holderness Road (8th mill) | 1846[13] | 1846[13] | |||
Hull | Holderness Road (9th mill) | 1846[13] | 1846[13] | |||
Hull | Holderness Road (10th mill) | 1846[13] | 1846[13] |
Other locations
[edit]Location | Name of mill and grid reference |
Type | Maps | First mention or built |
Last mention or demise |
Photograph |
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Aldbrough | Bewick Manor[16] | 14th century[16] | 14th century[16] | |||
Aldbrough | Old Mill[16] | 1685[16] | c. 1905[16] | |||
Aldbrough | Carlton[16] | Mid-16th century[16] | Mid-16th century[16] | |||
Aldbrough | Aldbrough Mill[16] | c. 1764[16] | c. 1930[16] | |||
Anlaby | Post | 1775 | 1657 | Demolished 1909 | ||
Anlaby | Providence Mill | Tower | 1826 1853 |
1805 | 1853, 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 | ![]() | |
Barmby on the Marsh | 1295 | 1295 | ||||
Barmston | 16th century[20] | 1722[20] | ||||
Beeford | Late 12th century[21] | Moved to Dringhoe late 14th century[21] | ||||
Beeford | Beeford Mill TA 130 535 |
Post | Late 16th century[21] | Demolished 1820 | ||
Beeford | Beeford Mill TA 130 535 |
Tower | 1820 | Windmill World | ||
Bempton | Sewerby Mill TA 189 714 |
Tower | Windmill World | ![]() | ||
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 | ![]() | |
Brandesburton | 1223[23] | 1223[23] | ||||
Brandesburton | Late 18th century[23] | Late 18th century[23] | ||||
Bridlington | Bridge Mill (Bridlington Priory) | 1539 | Burnt down 1539 | |||
Bridlington | Duke's Mill TA 180 688 |
Tower | 1800 | Windmill World | ||
Broomfleet | Brickworks | Post | ||||
Buckton | Buckton Mill TA 180 715 |
Tower | Windmill World | ![]() | ||
Burton Agnes | 1265 | 1265 | ||||
Burton Constable | 1294[24] | 1294[24] | ||||
Burton Constable | 17th century[24] | Demolished c. 1828[24] | ||||
Burton Fleming | Late 13th century | Late 13th century | ||||
Burton Pidsea | 1260s[25] | 1260s[25] | ||||
Burton Pidsea | South Field Mill[25] | 1772 | 1616[25] | 1772, gone by 1852[25] | ||
Burton Pidsea | Burton Pidsea Mill TA 244 309 |
Tower | 1834 | Windmill World | ![]() | |
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 | |||
Cottingham | North Mill | Tower | 1813 | Demolished 1900 | ||
Drewton | 1212 | 1212 | ||||
Driffield | North End Mill[2] | Tower | 1819 | Demolished c. 1882 | ||
Dringhoe | Cauce estate[28] | 1325[28] | 1325[28] | |||
Dringhoe | Late 14th century[28] | 16th century[28] | ||||
Dringhoe | c. 1800[28] | 1905[28] | ||||
Easington | 1260 | 1260 | ||||
Easington | Easington Mill | Tower | ![]() | |||
East Cowick | East Cowick Mill SE 665 212 |
Composite | Windmill World | |||
Ellerby | St Quintins | 1223[29] | 1223[29] | |||
Ellerby | West Field[29] | 1596[29] | 1596[29] | |||
Ellerby | Ellerby Mill NZ 800 140 |
Tower | 1855[29] | Windmill World | ||
Ellerker | Ellerker Mill | Tower | 1822 | Demolished April 1913 | ![]() | |
Ellerton | Ellerton Mill SE 712 399 |
Tower | Windmill World | |||
Etherdwick | 1600[16] | Demolished c. 1753[16] | ||||
Etton | Etton Mill | Sunk post | 1315 | 1712 | ||
Etton | Etton Mill SE 981 428 |
Post | 1775 | 1775 | Demolished c. 1780 | |
Etton | Etton Mill SE 981 428 |
Tower | c. 1780 | Windmill World | ![]() | |
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 | ![]() | |
Fraisthorpe | c. 1212 | c. 1212 | ||||
Ganstead | 1334[31] | 1334[31] | ||||
Ganstead | 1602[31] | 1602[31] | ||||
Ganstead | Ganstead Mill | Midlands post | 1796 | Demolished 1909 | ||
Garton | c. 1600[32] | c. 1600[32] | ||||
Garton | Blue Mill TA 261 537 |
Tower | Mid-1820s[32] | Windmill World | ![]() | |
Gilberdyke | Union Mill | Tower | c. 1800 | |||
Goole | Timms Mill[2] SE 740 239 |
Tower | Late 18th or early 19th century[33] | Windmill World | ![]() | |
Goole | Herons's Mill SE 750 237 |
Tower | Windmill World | ![]() | ||
Goole | Goole Field's Mill SE 758 213 |
Tower | Windmill World | ![]() | ||
Goole | Greenfield's Mill | Tower | 1840 | |||
Goxhill | 1325[34] | 1325[34] | ||||
Great Cowden | 1303[35] | 1337[35] | ||||
Grindale | 1295 | 1295 | ||||
Halsham | 1294 | 1294 | ||||
Hemingbrough | 1276 | 1276 | ||||
Hemingbrough | Post | 1775 | 1609 | 1913 | ||
Hessle | Cliff Mill[2] TA 022 254 |
Tower | 1806[36] | Windmill World | ![]() | |
Hessle | Hessle Mill | Tower | 1791 | 1791 | ||
Hollym | 1326 | 1326 | ||||
Hollym | Hollym Mill | Post | Late 18th century | 1820s | ||
Hook | Cemetery Mill | Tower | ||||
Hornsea | East Mill[37] | 1539[37] | 1610[37] | |||
Hornsea | West Mill[37] | 1539[37] | 1610[37] | |||
Hornsea | Beck Mill[37] | Blown down 1732[37] | ||||
Hornsea | Atwick Road Mill[37] TA 197 479 |
1772 | 1772[37] | Demolished 1820 | ||
Hornsea | Hornsea Mill TA 197 479 |
Tower | 1820 | 1921[37] Windmill World |
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Hornsea | Brickworks,[2] (site later occupied by Hornsea Pottery) | Tower | 1865[37] | ![]() | ||
Hornsea | Hornsea Burton[37] | 1584[37] | 1663[37] | |||
Howden | Hail Mill SE 754 277 |
Tower | Late 18th or early 19th century[38] | Windmill World | ![]() | |
Howden | Howden Brickworks | Tower | 1873 | |||
Hutton Cranswick | Hutton Cranswick Mill TA 023 530 |
Tower | Late 18th or early 19th century[39] | Windmill World | ![]() | |
Keyingham | Old Mill TA 244 256 |
Post | 18th century | Demolished early 19th century | ||
Keyingham | Old Mill West Mill TA 244 256 |
Tower | 1813 | Windmill World | ![]() | |
Keyingham | New Mill East Mill TA 254 251 |
Tower | 1828 | Windmill World | ![]() | |
Kilham | Kilham Mill TA 060 642 |
Tower | 1809 | Windmill World | ![]() | |
Kilpin | Kilpin Windpump[40] SE 763 275 |
Windmill World | ![]() | |||
Langtoft | Langtoft Mill TA 005 680 |
Tower | 1860 | Windmill World | ||
Lelley | Lelley Mill TA 219 326 |
1712 | Demolished c 1776 | |||
Lelley | Lelley Mill TA 219 326 |
Tower | 1776 | Demolished c. 1790 | ||
Lelley | Lelley Mill TA 219 326 |
Tower | 1790[41] | Windmill World | ![]() | |
Leven | Mill Hill Mill | 1608[42] | 1608[42] | |||
Leven | New Mill TA 117 453 |
Tower | 1847 | c. 1900, Later truncated[42] Windmill World |
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Leven | Canal Head Mill | Tower | 1790 | 1890[42] | ||
Leven | South Field Mill[42] | Post | 1772 | 1754 | 1842[42] | |
Leven | Wright's Mill | Tower | 1807 | Demolished 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 Riston | 1540s[18] | 1670[18] | ||||
Mappleton | Mappleton Manor | 17th century[35] | 17th century[35] | |||
Mappleton | Mappleton Mill TA 224 437 |
Tower | 1798 | Windmill World | ![]() | |
Market Weighton | Bark Mill | |||||
Market Weighton | Market Weighton Mill | Tower | Demolished c. 1970 | |||
Molescroft | 1448[43] | 16th century[43] | ||||
Molescroft | Mill Hill Mill | 16th century[43] | 1627[43] | |||
Nafferton | Nafferton Mill TA 059 606 |
Tower | 1829 | Windmill World | ![]() | |
Newbald | Newbald Mill | Tower | ||||
New Ellerby | New Ellerby Mill TA 170 389 |
Tower | Windmill World | ![]() | ||
Newport | Newport Mill | Tower | 1797 | ![]() | ||
North Ferriby | Post | |||||
North Frodingham | 16th century[44] | 16th century[44] | ||||
North Frodingham | North Frodingham Mill | Tower | 1816 | c. 1915[44] | ||
North Howden | Howden Brickyard SE 754 310 |
Tower | Windmill World | ![]() | ||
North Howden | Howden Brickyard (2nd mill) | 1855 | 1855 | 1855 | ||
Old Goole | Old Goole Mill Goole Fields Mill SE 757 213 |
Tower | ![]() | |||
Osgodby | SE 64386 33091 | Tower | 1723 | Partially demolished by 1934
now completely gone. |
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Out Newton | 1276 | 1276 | ||||
Owstwick | (two mills)[45] | 13th century[45] | 13th century[45] | |||
Owstwick | 1588[45] | 1588[45] | ||||
Patrington | Sunk post | 1340 | Blown down 1426 | |||
Patrington | Sunk post | 1426 | 1426 | |||
Patrington | East Mill Goodrick's Mill TA 320 223 |
Tower | 1845 | Windmill World | ||
Patrington | Haven Mill TA 308 219 |
Tower | 1810 | Truncated Windmill World |
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Patrington | Black Mill TA 320 221 |
Tower | ![]() | |||
Preston | Preston Mill | Post | Demolished 1813 | |||
Preston | Preston Mill | Tower | 1813 | |||
Ravenser Odd | 1260 | 1260 | ||||
Ringbrough | 1351[16] | 1351[16] | ||||
Risby | Risby Mill | Post | 1721 | 1721 | ||
Rise | Early 14th century[46] | 1624[46] | ||||
Rise | Post[46] | Early 18th century[46] | Demolished c. 1860[46] | |||
Roos | 1403[45] | 16th century[45] | ||||
Roos | West Field Mill[45] | 1772 | 1772[45] | Demolished c. 1908[45] | ||
Routh | Ros Manor[47] | 1278[47] | 14th century[47] | |||
Routh | Sir Amand's Manor[47] | Mid-14th century[47] | 17th century[47] | |||
Routh | Hollow post | 1693[47] | 1770 | |||
Rudston | 1296 | 1296 | ||||
Ryehill | 14th century[48] | 1685, gone by 1748[48] | ||||
Ryehill | 1772[48] | 1915[48] | ||||
Scalby | 1661[49] | 1661[49] | ||||
Scalby | Scalby Mill | Tower | ||||
Seaton Ross | New Mill SE 776 422 |
Tower | 1839 | Windmill World | ![]() | |
Seaton Ross | Common Mill Fisher's Mill SE 776 421 |
Tower | ![]() | |||
Seaton Ross | Old Mill SE 774 417 |
Tower | Late 18th or early 19th century[50] | Windmill World | ![]() | |
Seaton Ross | SE 774 418 | Post[51] | ||||
Seaton Ross | Preston's Mill[2] SE 774 418 |
Tower | Demolished 1953[51] | |||
Sewerby | Sewerby Mill | Tower | ||||
Sheriff Hutton | 1282[52] | 1628[52] | ||||
Skidby | Two Mills Mill | 1388 | Demolished 1626 | |||
Skidby | Hindercroft Mill | 1655 | Demolished 1688 | |||
Skidby | Skidby Mill TA 020 333 |
Post | 1764 | Demolished 1821 | ||
Skidby | Skidby Mill TA 020 333 |
Tower | 1821 | Windmill World | ![]() | |
Skipsea | Cleeton Manor[28] | c. 1260[28] | c. 1260[28] | |||
Skipsea | 1396[28] | 15th century[28] | ||||
Skipsea | North Field[28] | c. 1550[28] | c. 1550[28] | |||
Skipsea | Upton[28] | Early 19th century[28] | Demolished c. 1895[28] | |||
Skipsea | Park Farm, Upton[28] | 1820s[28] | 1820s[28] | |||
Skirlaugh | Skirlaugh Mill | Midlands Post | 1750[53] | Demolished 1944 | ||
Speeton | Speeton Mill | Tower | ![]() | |||
Sproatley | Late 13th century[54] | 1391[54] | ||||
Sproatley | Sproatley Mill | 1820[13] | c. 1895[54] | |||
Sutton-on-Hull | Hastings Manor | 1641[55] | 1641[55] | |||
Sutton-on-Hull | Early 18th century[55] | Burnt down 1884[55] | ||||
Swanland | Swanland Mill | Tower | 1893 | Demolished 1908 | ||
Swine | 1440s[56] | 1440s[56] | ||||
Swine | Mill Field[56] | 1618[56] | 1618[56] | |||
Swine | Swine Pools[56] | c. 1735[56] | c. 1735[56] | |||
Thearne | 1625[57] | 1625[57] | ||||
Thearne | Thearne 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 | |||
Walkington | Walkington Mill | Tower | 1850 | ![]() | ||
Wawne | Meaux Abbey[59] | Mid-13th century[59] | 1390s[59] | |||
Wawne | North of village[59] | 1546[59] | 1612, gone by 1672[59] | |||
Wawne | Wawne Carrs (two mills) | 1675 | 18th century[59] | |||
Waxholme | Waxholme Mill TA 326 293 |
Tower | Windmill World | ![]() | ||
Weedley | 1185 | 1185 | ||||
Welwick | 1349 | 1349 | ||||
Wetwang | Wetwang Mill | Midlands post | ![]() | |||
Wheldrake | Wheldrake windmill | Post | 1719 | 1850[60] | ||
Wilberfoss | Wilberfoss Mill | Post | Demolished 1839 | |||
Wilberfoss | Wilberfoss Mill | Tower | 1839 | Demolished c. 1970 | ||
Witham | Witham Mill | Vertical axis mill | 1816 | 1816 | ||
Withernwick | 1304[61] | 1304[61] | ||||
Withernwick | West of village[61] | 1610[61] | 1612, gone by 1763[61] | |||
Withernwick | East 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 | ![]() |
Maps
[edit]- 1772 T Jeffereys
- 1775 Jackson
- 1829 A Bryant
- 1855 Ordnance Survey
Notes
[edit]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
[edit]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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