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Monument MPM1652 - Former Dwarf Mill/Rudmore Lime Mill

Summary

Site of the Dwarf Mill/Rudmore Lime Mill in existance 1776-1855.

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Type and Period (2)

Full Description

A small tower windmill on the west coast of Portsea Island, dated 1776-1855, with chain and worm gear and lime kilns adjacent [1]. Has been called Lime Mill or Rudmore Lime Mill [2 p34]. Shown on Lewis' map of 1833 and the Portsea Tithe map of 1838 as being located north of Mile End Cemetery [3, 4].


<1> Riley, Ray & Yoward, Tony, 2001, Structuration Theory and 19th Century Corn Milling in Portsmouth (Bibliographic reference). SPM293.

<2> Triggs, Anthony, 1982, The Windmills of Hampshire (Bibliographic reference). SPM300.

<3> Lewis, I.T. & C, 1833, Island of Portsea including the towns of Portsmouth and Portsea with the Dockyard and other Public Establishments (Map). SPM305.

<4> Owen, Thomas Ellis, 1838, Portsea Tithe Map and Apportionment (Map). SPM235.

Sources/Archives (4)

  • <1> SPM293 Bibliographic reference: Riley, Ray & Yoward, Tony. 2001. Structuration Theory and 19th Century Corn Milling in Portsmouth.
  • <2> SPM300 Bibliographic reference: Triggs, Anthony. 1982. The Windmills of Hampshire.
  • <3> SPM305 Map: Lewis, I.T. & C. 1833. Island of Portsea including the towns of Portsmouth and Portsea with the Dockyard and other Public Establishments.
  • <4> SPM235 Map: Owen, Thomas Ellis. 1838. Portsea Tithe Map and Apportionment.

Protected Status/Designation

  • None recorded

Other Statuses/References

  • None recorded

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Location

Grid reference SU 643 017 (point)
Unitary Authority Portsmouth City

Record last edited

Jul 1 2026 11:51AM