for materials purchased or providing publicity for the project. Description Terms explained in the Mill machinery article are in italics As built in 1819 A four-storey tower mill with Common sails carried on a wooden windshaft, driving two pairs of overdrift millstones. Brake wheel diameter. Winding was by hand. As restored The four-storey tower is built of brick, and stands from ground level to the curb. The walls are thick at ground level. The mill is described from the top down. The pepperpot cap sits on top of the tower, giving the mill an overall height of to the finial. It houses the cast-iron windshaft and diameter wooden brake wheel internally. Externally the four double Patent sails span . They are wide and can develop . The eight bladed fantail keeps the mill turned into wind. The top floor of the mill is the dust floor. It could be used for storage of grain and gives internal access to the cap. The cast-iron wallower, which is driven by the brake wheel is carried at the top of the upright shaft, in the centre of the mill. The bin floor is where the grain is stored before being ground into flour. The sack hoist mechanism is housed on this floor, driven from the wooden crown wheel on the floor below by belt. The stone floor is where the two pairs of underdrift French Burr millstones are located. The stones are and diameter. The wooden crown wheel is located towards the ceiling. This drives the sack hoist on the bin floor. Other machinery on this floor are an oat crusher and a flour dresser. The ground floor of the mill is the meal floor. It is where the freshly ground flour is delivered for bagging up. The wooden great spur wheel, located at the bottom of the extended upright shaft and stone nuts are located on this floor. The great spur wheel has been converted from compass arm construction to clasp arm construction. A third pair of diameter French Burr millstones is located on a hurst frame, driven by the auxiliary engine via a fast and loose pulley. Millers William Button 1819-37 Rebecca Button 1837-?? Richard Button 18??-60 William Button 1860-62 Richard Button (Jr) 1860-62 Stephen Peverett 1862-79 Henry Bryant 1879-1920 Alphonso Vincent 1920-24 George Vincent 1920-24 Reference for above:- Culture and media A video of the restoration of the mill was