For Sale by Auction Wednesday 7th August 1867.
A Beerhouse containing a Keeping-room, Parlour, Back Kitchen, Pantry, Cellar and five Bed-rooms; a walled in Garden, well planted with fruit trees and a well of good Water. Also an excellent Tower Windmill and five inclosures of Arable and Pasture Land of approximately Nine Acres.
In occupation of Thomas Littleproud under a lease to expire at Michaelmas 1868 at a rental of £46.

Given as the RAILWAY TAVERN 1871
(Railway reached Stow Bedon in January 1869)

Renamed the WINDMILL 1937

6 day licence to 08.05.1958 when licence of the SAWYERS, Suton transferred to the premises.

Morgans sales for 1960 were :-
56 barrels of beer
7 spirits (gallons)

No change recommended at the First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and Steward & Patteson 29.05.1962.
Sales reported as 104 barrels.

However.......
Steward & Patteson business report prepared for Watney Mann in June 1969 recommended immediate closure.
"Trade bad - Toilets terrible - Structure poor - Many clay lump walls"
Closure agreed by the Estates Committee.