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