Upminster Windmill live cam, a Grade II* listed smock mill in Upminster, London Borough of Havering, UK. The windmill dates back to 1803 when, it was constructed by millwright James Nokes, replacing an earlier post mill.
Serving as a crucial local flour producer for over a century, it boasts a white-painted wooden exterior and was later restored in the 1980s after falling into disrepair. Today, operating as a museum and educational center, the windmill showcases its original machinery and workings, offering visitors insights into milling history and the significance of wind power.
Open to the public at selected times, guided tours provide opportunities to explore its interior and learn about its enduring importance to the community, highlighting its role in preserving England’s industrial heritage.
Source: Upminster Windmill
