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In the entry for

WESTON-UNDER-REDCASTLE CP
HAWKSTONE PARK

16/179

Disused windmill at NGR SJ 56652 29724

The grade shall be amended to read: II* (star)

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WESTON-UNDER-REDCASTLE C.P.
HAWKSTONE PARK

SJ 5629-5729
SJ 56652-29724
16/179

Disused windmill at N.G.R. SJ 56652 29724

II

Windmill, now disused. Late C18. Red brick tower mill with cap missing.
Circular plan, battered to top. 5 levels with 2 rectangular doorways
and 3 square window openings placed directly one above the other.
Retains shaft for sails and gearing for fantail to rear. Interior:
floors largely gone but retains heavy floor beams and joists. Massive
main shaft, wallower, brake wheel and other equipment. Mill stone
(not in situ) on ground floor. The mill, which stands towards the
south end of the Hawk Lake, was used to extract linseed oil to make
cake for feeding cattle and to crush bones for manure. Formerly brightly
painted, it combined with Neptune's Whim, a now demolished Dutch-style
cottage, to create a picturesque impression. C.L. (June 10, 1958)
p.72.

Listing NGR: SJ5665529726

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17550433

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