The windmill at Chishill is one of only seven open trestle postmills in the UK. In 2011 it was in urgent need of restoration to save it from collapse and preserve it for future generations. Great Chishill Windmill Trust now has this in hand. Windmill Open Days We've now finished these for the year. Great Chishill Windmill Windmill The only open trestle post mill with a tailfan for self-winding. Last worked in 1951 and most of the machinery remains. Major restoration to structure 2017 to 2020. Run by Great Chishill Windmill Trust CIO giving public access and long-term maintenance. Photograph © Jim Woodward-Nutt Location Grid reference:
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The historic windmill at Great Chishill is one of only seven open trestle postmills in the UK. The site of the windmill is open all the time and from April to the end of September the windmill is open every other Sunday, no need to book just turn up for a tour or a chat with the guides or a picnic on the site Great Chishill is a village and former civil parish, now in the parish of Great and Little Chishill, in the South Cambridgeshire district, in the county of Cambridgeshire, England. The village is about 1 mile (1.6 km) east of the county boundary with Hertfordshire and about 4 miles (6 km) east of Royston. [1] Brief description "The windmill at Chishill is one of only seven open trestle postmills in the UK. In 2011 it was in urgent need of restoration to save it from collapse and preserve it for future generations. Great Chishill Windmill Trust now has this in hand." Address 57-67 Barley Road, Great Chishill, Royston SG8 8SD Email via the website. Phone Villagers from Great Chishill in Cambridgeshire set up a trust to restore their windmill, one of only five of its type in the country.
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Great Chishill Windmill Trust, Great Chishall, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom. 501 likes · 202 were here. Great Chishill Windmill: restored and removed. 'Great and Little Chishill' - a Tale of Two Villages Windmill [1] First officially mentioned in 1592, but it is believed that a windmill has been here for much longer. Last used in 1951, restored in 1965, listed as an historical monument and open to the public, it is one of only five similar examples of postmill remaining in Britain. Great Chishill windmill is one of the very few surviving open trestle Mills. It was built in 1819 on the site of an earlier mill that provided several timbers for the rebuild. It is the only such mill with a fantail for automatic winding. It was in use, grinding grist for animal feed, until 1951 and was fitted with a new trestle and. Collection CHIS - Great Chishill Windmill Collection. Reference code. CHIS Title. Great Chishill Windmill Collection Date(s) 2016-2021 (and copies of older photos) (Creation) Level of description. Collection. Extent and medium. 787 digital files. Name of creator. Great Chishill Windmill Trust.
Great Chishill windmill, one of very few surviving open trestle PostMills, built in 1819
8th June 2019, 01:23 PDT Great Chishill Windmill Trust It is a trestle mill, built around a main central post supported underneath by a cross brace of wooden beams A "unique" 200-year-old mill. The historic windmill at Great Chishill is one of only seven open trestle postmills in the UK. The site of the windmill is open all the time, and from April to the end of September the windmill itself is open every other Sunday; there's no need to book - you can just turn up for a tour or a chat with the guides and then enjoy a picnic on the site.
Chishill windmill during the Great War 1916. Joseph Pegram (1859-1935) with his wife at their Golden Wedding Anniversary. Chishill Mill before restoration in 1965. Restoration in progress 1966. Restoration in progress 1966. Back to top. After Restoration. The Windmill seen from the Barley-Great Chishill Road in 1976. Great Chishill Mill in Cambridgeshire is Grade II* listed and one of seven left in the country - and the only one with a fantail. Smith opened the mill on Saturday and said it was an "honour".
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Great Chishill Wundmill, one of the oldest types of windmill in the country.And the only one of its type with a fan tail that automatically turns to wind. Great Chishill Windmill Trust It is a trestle mill, built around a main central post supported underneath by a cross brace of wooden beams A "unique" 200-year-old mill which had fallen into.