Great Mill, Smock mill in Sheerness, Great Britain
The Great Mill is a smock mill in Sheerness featuring a distinctive octagonal tower with white wooden cladding. The structure rises several stories and stands out in the local skyline through its classic design.
The building was constructed in the 19th century and records the use of wind power for grain processing in the area. It now stands as a preserved example of industrial development from that period.
The Great Mill illustrates the connection between agricultural traditions and industrial development, marking the transformation of local grain production methods.
The site is accessible from outside and allows visitors to view the building's distinctive architecture. It is helpful to walk around the surroundings and observe the structure from different angles.
The mill's preservation status ensures the protection of its original mechanical components and structural elements, maintaining its historical engineering features.
Location: Sheerness
GPS coordinates: 51.43874,0.76260
Latest update: December 14, 2025 13:01
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