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A weathered brick tower mill with a damaged, skeletal cap stands beside a low brick wall and a corner of a stone building.

Haddenham Mill, 1974 (MoC 550/74)

Haddenham Mill & Mill House

History of Haddenham Mill

Listed building

The windmill at Haddenham, also known as Great Mill, is one of four surviving complete tower mills in Cambridgeshire, and dates to 1803. The mill was built for Daniel Cockle, and was operated by the Cockle family and successive owners until just after the end of the Second World War, after which time it remained unused and unmaintained. The mill sails were blown off in 1969, followed by the collapse of the mill cap and fantail.

In the photo the stone above the door bears the date 1807.

A stone windmill tower with a domed, partially ruined wooden cap stands beside a brick building under an overcast sky.

Haddenham windmill (MoC622/74)

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