Built in about 1827, this tower mill ceased work by wind in 1924 when the sails were removed, and continued to work by engine for a little while afterwards. It had four patent sails, driving three pairs of stones. The majority of the gear has gone but the wallower, upright shaft and great spur wheel still remain. There is also an engine driven hurst on the ground floor. The tower stands disused and derelict with part of the cap frame still lingering in place. {1} Tower mill that dates from 1827 and was constructed from red brick. It is a tapering tower mill of three storeys with dogtooth corbelled eaves. It has a planked door, with single openings to the upper floors on each side. All of the openings have brick segmental heads. The wallower, upright shaft and great spur wheel remain. {2}