Mount Ephraim Mill was a corn post mill constructed in 1735 and blown down in 1955. The mill is labelled on the second edition OS Map (1897-1900) but is probably visible on the first edition map (1862-1875) (1).A post mill of which was moved to the site in 1818. The mill was built in 1735 and originally stood at Ringleton, approximately half a mile away, where it was shown on a map of 1769. The mill stopped work for two years in 1877, but was bought and repaired by Joseph Brockman in 1879-80. In 1918 production switched to cattle cake. Production ceased in 1935 (2-3). Historic England Archive material (4)

Historic England, Archive material associated with Mount Ephraim Windmill (Archive). SKE55534.

<1> Landmark, Ordnance Survey 1:2,500 map (OS 1st edition 1862-1875): Landmark Epoch 1 (Map). SKE30964.

<2> 1955, Extract from 'Milling', dated 5th November 1955 (Newspaper). SKE32367.

<3> Wikipedia, 2019, List of windmills in Kent (Website). SKE52140.