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Site of medieval to post-medieval watermill. Established by 1285 and abandoned in 1768 or after. Possibly the site of a Domesday Mill.

Field-name evidence of post-medieval windmill

Three possible Neolithic to Bronze Age ring-ditches seen on aerial photographs

Documentary evidence of a post-medieval watermill

Historical records and place-name evidence of a medieval windmill

Probable natural waterway recorded on aerial photograph

Four field barns are noted on nineteenth century map with the northern three associated with a 'small field' system since removed

Fourteenth to nineteenth century records of a windmill

Historical records of smock mill being moved to this site in the late nineteenth century and converted to windmill. A brick tower mill dated 1878. The sails were missing when it was photographed in 1934 which was mostly demolished in 1939.

Possible site of a thirteenth century windmill, suggested by nineteenth century placename.