Windmills in Essex
- Essex County Council describes and illustrates the types of mill and their history in the county. Also covers mill preservation and restoration.
- http://www.essexcc.gov.uk/vip8/ecc/ECCWebsite/content/binaries/documents/Windmills_In_Essex.pdf

Wheatley Windmill
- A comprehensive site for Wheatley Windmill, near Oxford. Includes history, photo gallery, virtual tour, how to visit, and a huge restoration section with plenty more photos.
- http://wheatleymill.co.uk

Trader Windmill, Sibsey, Lincolnshire
- This rare six-sailed working mill, built in 1877, is open to the public. History, photographs and visitor information, with link to location map.
- http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/server.php?show=ConProperty.71

Lincolnshire Windmills
- Lincolnshire County Council hosts photographs by Peter Kirk, location maps, and extracts from Peter Dolman, "Lincolnshire Windmills: A contemporary survey" (1986), organised by district.
- http://www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/windmills

Friends of Bocking Windmill
- An association which cares for this Essex postmill dating from 1721 and aims to develop the mill as a museum. Aims, photograph and details of open days.
- http://beehive.thisisessex.co.uk/bockingwindmill/

Windmills and How They Work
- John Vince describes the development, structure and working of the principal types of windmill to be found in the British Isles.
- http://www.garfnet.org.uk/new_mill/autumn96/jv_mill.htm

Findon Windmill, West Sussex
- Illustrated history of this 1823 post-mill by Valerie Martin, using primary sources. Part of Findon Village Antiquities.
- http://www.findonvillage.com/indwin.htm

Fulbourn Windmill
- A smock windmill near Cambridge built in 1808. Stopped working in 1937 and now being restored. The Fulbourn Windmill Society supply history, photographs, restoration log and calendar.
- http://www.fulbourn.windmill.btinternet.co.uk

English Windmills
- Sandra Wittman provides a history, description of types and operation, bibliography, photographs.
- http://servercc.oakton.edu/~wittman/mills/mills.htm