A) Grade II* listed B) Grade II listed C) Grade I listed D) Unlisted
A) 1836 B) 1788 C) 1955 D) 1716
A) Greenwich B) Kent C) Croydon D) Bromley
A) Martin J Hoath B) John Ellis C) Thomas Ellis D) William Ashby
A) To generate electricity B) To grind corn into flour C) To pump water D) To saw timber
A) Operating only on weekends B) Not in working order C) Fully operational D) Undergoing restoration
A) Water mill B) Smock mill C) Post mill D) Tower mill
A) London Borough of Bromley B) Kent County Council C) Surrey County Council D) Historic England
A) On the door B) On the sails C) On the wallower D) On the main post
A) Two B) Three C) One D) Four
A) A fantail B) A tailpole C) Manual gears D) A steering wheel
A) Four double Patent sails B) Six spring sails C) Eight shuttered sails D) Two common sails
A) Lowfield Heath Windmill B) Brixton Windmill C) Wimbledon Windmill D) Upminster Windmill
A) William Ashby B) Martin J Hoath C) John Ellis D) B Hoadley
A) Only by appointment B) Yes C) No D) Only during summer
A) The grain storage B) The trestle C) The water supply D) The millstones
A) Brass B) Cast-iron C) Wood D) Steel
A) The tailpole B) Two pairs of underdrift millstones C) The windshaft D) The brake wheel
A) Main post B) Bolter C) Wallower D) Trestle
A) Cast-iron B) Wooden C) Bronze D) Steel |