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Windmills to Visit in Kent Here are 10 windmills in Kent which are regularly open to the public, 7 of them maintained by Kent County Council. A leaflet giving opening times and contact details for these mills (and others) can be found HERE Chillenden Post mill built 1868 Website Herne Smock mill built 1789 Website Margate Drapers Mill Smock mill built 1845 Meopham Smock mill built 1821 Website Sandwich - White Mill Smock mill built c1760 Website Sarre Smock mill built 1820 Now a holiday let!! Stelling Minnis Davison's Mill Smock mill built 1866 Willesborough, Ashford Smock Mill built 1869 Website Wittersham Post mill built c1781 Woodchurch Smock mill built 1820 Website Watermills to Visit in Kent << Swanton Mill, Mersham       Crabble Mill, Dover >> Built 1812 Website Visit our 360º Interactive Virtual Tour. Courtesy of PanoramaStudio.co.uk BOOKS about Mills and Milling Shire Books have four books at reasonable prices by Martin Watts, a miller and millwright; you can find out more about them HERE Second-hand but worth looking for: Windmills in England and A Source Book of Windmills and Watermills by Rex Wailes Windmill World has an extensive list of Windmill books, both in and out of print. MORE Links to Related Sites Kent Mills - gives more information on contact details and opening times Mills Archive - this and Kent Millers Tales are for more detailed historical research Windmills in the care of KCC Mills Section of the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings (SPAB) Windmills on Wikipedia - history, evolution, types of mill, and machinery - with lots more links Wikipedia also lists Windmills in Kent and includes some which have been converted to houses and some where only part of the mill building has survived Windmill World - Windmills (and watermills) from all over Why not combine a mill visit with one to Cranbrook Museum