New River Head Windmill

The New River Head Windmill is situated at River Street Mews in Greater London, United Kingdom.

History

• Erected in 1708, this windmill was constructed to power four pumps that forced water uphill from the Round Pond to the Upper Pond. The round house remains of the windmill were used between approximately 1709 and 1720 for this purpose.

Architecture

The New River Head Windmill is a smock mill, characterized by its simple, unadorned design with a single tower supporting the milling machinery. Its construction materials are not specified in available data.

Current Status and Use

Although no longer operational as a pumping station, the windmill remains standing and has been preserved as part of local heritage. The exact current use is unclear.

Heritage Status and Preservation Efforts

The New River Head Windmill is reportedly listed on the National Heritage List for England, indicating its importance in the country's cultural and historical landscape.

Visiting Information

No information is available regarding public access or guided tours.

Notable Historical Events or Famous Millers

Unfortunately, no notable events or famous millers are documented for this windmill.

Technical Details

The data provided does not include specific details on the number of sails, grinding stones, or machinery used in the New River Head Windmill.