Wimbledon Windmill, Historic windmill on Wimbledon Common, England.
The octagonal brick base supports a white wooden structure with sails reaching skyward, marking the landscape of Wimbledon Common.
Built in 1817 by carpenter Charles March, the mill operated until 1864 when the miller received eviction from the Earl Spencer.
The museum exhibits display the evolution of milling technology through two floors of machinery, models, and educational materials.
The museum welcomes visitors from March to October on weekends and bank holidays, with guided tours available through advance booking.
Robert Baden-Powell wrote sections of his influential work 'Scouting for Boys' while staying at the Mill House in 1902.
Location: London Borough of Merton
GPS coordinates: 51.43800,-0.23200
Latest update: March 9, 2025 14:21
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