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38 UK Pubs Called Mill


The Old MillBarton upon HumberThe Mill InnCheltenham (Withington)The Mill At ElsteadGodalming (Elstead)The MillHullThe Mill at Conder GreenLancaster (Conder Green)The Mill (Branwells Mill)PenzanceThe New MillSouth ShieldsThe Mill at WorstonStafford (Great Bridgeford)The MillStoneThe Old MillWakefield (Horbury)
The Mill At Glynhir
Ammanford (Llandybie)
The Old Mill
Ashford (Kennington)
The Old Mill
Bedford (Newton Blossomville)
The Old Mill
Bridgend (Pencoed)
The Old Mill
Brighouse
The Old Mill
Bristol (Portishead)
The Mill
Cambridge
The Mill (Run of the Mill)
Canterbury
The Mill at Upton
Chester (Bache)
The Mill
Chesterfield (Brimington)
Old Mill
Coventry (Baginton)
The Mill
Dudley
The Mill
Eastbourne
The Mill at Rode
Frome
The Old Mill
Glasgow (Killearn)
The Mill
Houghton le Spring
The Old Mill
Kenilworth (Baginton)
The Mill
Kingston Upon Thames
The Old Mill
Llanidloes
The Mill
Manchester
The Old Mill
Prescot
The Old Mill Inn
Southampton (Holbury)
The Mill
Sunderland
The Mill
Swansea
The Mill
Thatcham
The Mill
Ulverston
The Old Mill
West Bromwich
The Old Mill
Whitchurch
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Origins of "Mill" as a Pub Name

Mills of all types were prominent features of the landscape and pubs bearing this name are likely close to a known site - a windmill, watermill, cotton mill etc.

Sign at the "Windmill" at Littleworth - geograph.org.uk - 1541174


A crab walks into a bar and says "I'll have a pint please, but if I'm not satisfied I'd like to be compensated with a case of your finest champagne". The landlord says, "why the big clause?"



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What's a Canonical Name?

To simplify searches, each pub on our database has a Canonical Name - usually a shortened version of its full name missing out any common prefixes and suffixes like "The Old", "Inn", "Tavern" and so on.

This means that "The Old Crown", "The Crown Inn" and "Ye Olde Crown Taverne" are known canonically as, simply, "Crown".

We've also dropped the "The", standarised with "and" instead of "&" and in some cases simplified pluralisation.

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