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HER 1328 - Outwood Post mill (1665)
The windmill at Outwood is said to be the second oldest in the country. The post-mill with its rotatable top is in use and is dated by deeds to 1665. The smock-mill alongside it is of later date. The post-mill on Outwood Common is believed to be the oldest working mill in England, built 300 years ago by Thomas Budgen. The mill has a brick round house, with a tarred weather boarded top, and is built up with a single trunk around which the whole mill chamber revolves. See also HER 2525. Listed Building Grade I.
| Record Type | Monument |
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| Protection Status |
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| Condition | Good |
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| Grid Reference | TQ 327 455 |
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| Parish | Burstow |
| Parish (old) | Burstow |
| District | Tandridge, Surrey |
| Map Square | TQ34NW |
| Evidence Type | Monument Type | Date Range: |
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| BUILDING | POST MILL WINDMILL | Post Medieval 17th Century |
Related Records
| Details | Volume | Holding Information | Publisher Information | Pages |
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Ref: Surrey Archaeological Society Bulletin Ref: 01/06/65 | 6 | Surrey HER1 part | ||
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Ref: Surrey Archaeological Society Bulletin Ref: 01/01/65 | 1 | Surrey HER1 part | ||
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Ref: Surrey Windmills: A Survey Ref: 31/10/76 | Surrey HER1 part |
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