Smith. The church has a rood screen dating from around 1425. There is a memorial in the floor of the church to Prudence Corby, who apparently died on "Julye the 36th 1793". The taller and slender spire of the church reaches in height. Moulton Windmill, built in 1822, ground wheat and other products until 1995, despite losing its sails in 1895. The Friends of Moulton Mill was established to restore the Grade I listed mill to full working order. The mill was a subject of the first series of BBC2's Restoration, after which it received a Heritage Lottery Fund grant, and benefited from fundraising events. A café and shop was built, and the mill adapted for disabled access. New sails were fitted on 21 November 2011 and on 28 April 2013 the first bag of flour to be ground with wind power in over 100 years was produced. The remains of Moulton Castle, now a small mound of earth and a moat, lie south of the village. Located nearby, just off the A151, is the Elloe Stone, believed to mark the site of the moot of the Elloe wapentake in Danish times. Notable people G. D'Arcy Boulton (1759 – 1834), a lawyer, judge and political figure in Upper Canada John Molson (1763 – 1836), major brewer and entrepreneur in Canada, founder of the Molson family References Further reading External links Maps – Moulton; – Moulton Chapel; – Moulton Eaugate; – Moulton Seas End. Windmill BBC2 Restoration Images of the windmill Grinds flour again Other Pathe newsreel 1963 Revd. Reginald Thompson giving wrestling exhibition Primary School Moulton Community Centre and Village Hall Moulton Seas End Village Hall Villages in Lincolnshire South Holland, Lincolnshire