- The
smock mill is a type of
windmill that
consists of a sloping,
horizontally weatherboarded, thatched, or
shingled tower,
usually with six or
eight sides...
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until the 19th
century when more
powerful tower and
smock mills replaced them. In a hollow-post
mill, the post on
which the body is
mounted is hollowed...
- A
smock-frock or
smock is an
outer garment traditionally worn by
rural workers,
especially shepherds and waggoners. Today, the word
smock refers to a...
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Shiremark Mill, also
known as
Kingsfold Mill or
Capel Mill was a
listed Smock mill at Capel, Surrey, England,
which was
burnt down in 1972.
Shiremark Mill was...
- a post
mill and a
smock mill. The post
mill is
Grade I
listed and the
smock mill is
Grade II* listed. The
mills were
known as Clover's
Mills as they...
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undergarment A
smock mill, a
windmill with a
wooden tower,
resembling the
garment in
appearance A
Ghanaian smock, a
shirt worn in
Ghana Smock (surname), list...
- King's
Mill or Vincent's
Mill, Shipley, West Sus****, England, is a
smock mill built in 1879. King's
Mill was
built in 1879 for
Friend Martin at a cost...
- Holland, Netherlands. Most of the
mills are part of the
village of
Kinderdijk in the muni****lity of Molenlanden, and one
mill, De Blokker, is part of the muni****lity...
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Wheel The
Brake Wheel is the main
driving wheel in a
Smock or
Tower mill, and in some post
mills. It is
carried on the
Windshaft and
drives the Wallower...
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Wolin Smock Mill (Polish:
wiatrak holenderski w Wolinie) is a
smock mill in the town of
Wolin in the Kamień County, West
Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland...
