Chinnor
#1682
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Map/aerial photo of the area around the mill
Post mill function:Corn mill
- dismantled in 1965, but now being rebuilt. Famous for having 3 crosstrees, and 6 quarterbars.
Restoration work took a very visible step forward in Aug 2011, when the buck was lifted back onto the
trestle.
Chinnor windmill on lift day, 3/8/11 © Colin Grenville
Chinnor windmill on lift day, 3/8/11 © Colin Grenville
Chinnor windmill on lift day, 3/8/11 © Colin Grenville
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Entry in Mills Archive database -
#1682 - Post mill, Chinnor
This large post mill was built in 1789. It was reputedly moved from Chatham, Kent. It had a brick roundhouse hiding a six quarter-bar trestle. The mill had patent sails, ladder and fantail and was in working order up to 1938. The mill was dismantled in 1960. It is now being restored. The trestle is in place, but the buck has not yet been assembled.
Muggeridge Collection photos
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Wind shaft in Chinnor Mill
[2017-05-14]
- HD
John M
Chinnor Post Mill
[2017-05-14]
- HD
John M
Installing the tail wheel track at Chinnor Mill
[2017-05-14]
- HD
John M
Chinnor Post Mill
[2017-05-14]
- HD
John M
Chinnor, post mill - stone floor
[2016-05-15]
Chris Allen
Chinnor post mill - the main support
[2016-05-15]
Chris Allen
Chinnor post mill undergoing restoration.
[2010-05-04]
- HD
Simon Mortimer
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Chinnor Windmill, Mill Lane, Chinnor, South Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire
Sep 1932 - Photograph (Negative)