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A tall, dark windmill with large sails stands beside a slender brick chimney against a pale, featureless sky.

Windmill, demolished 1970s, Mill Hill, Gamlingay

Windmill, Mill Hill, Gamlingay

History of Windmill

The windmill was built in 1812.

1883 Ordnance Survey map detail showing property boundaries, a road, two windmill sites, and buildings at Mill Hill, Gamlingay.

Mill Hill, Gamlingay OS 1883

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