Dated 'W.E.R 1828', this small mill worked by wind until about 1923, and then continued by engine with the cap removed and a simple flat roof on the curb. In this form it worked until the 1950s, or even into the 1960s, and may have produced flour for the associated bakery until quite late. It is now disused. When the sails were removed the stocks were made into four large gate posts to the mill yard which still survive. Many of the floor beams and joists appear to be reused. All the floors are now ruinous although the machinery has remained in good condition. {1}{2}{3} This early 19th century former windmill was largely demolished in 1986, though the lowest few brick courses were retained and converted into a garden feature. The remains were largely covered by ivy in 2012. It is not clear what became of the remaining machinery. {4} The remaining parts of this former windmill were removed in 2022. {5}