Description

GOOLE FIELDS SWINEFLEET ROAD SE 72 SE (south side) 5/9 Goole Mill windmill tower approximately 30 metres east of Mill House GV II Windmill tower. Late C18 - early C19. Brown brick with orange brick dressings, formerly tarred up to balcony level. Tapered round tower of 6 storeys. Ground floor: stable door to north, C20 half-glazed door to south, 2 windows; inserted datestone to north inscribed: TB First floor: board 1871 door, 2 windows. Second floor: 2-fold board door with strap hinges to north, board door to south-east, wrought-iron brackets for former balcony. 3 windows to third storey, 2 windows each to fourth and fifth storeys. Stepped and cogged brick eaves cornice, toothed iron curb. Interior. First 3 floors intact, machinery removed. Undergoing repair at time of resurvey. The datestone reputedly refers to Thomas Burke, who took over the mill in 1871.

Listing NGR: SE7571621322

External Links

• Wikidata Q26397373

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