Discover coastal heritage with EV Chauffeurs' executive Fylde coast tour. Ideal for corporate photography sessions, historical society visits, or seaside exploration, our luxury service provides comfortable transport to this preserved windmill with coordination for museum access and green viewing.

Lytham Windmill was Built in 1805 as a corn-grinding windmill for Lytham Hall estate, this white-painted tower mill represents Lancashire's agricultural past and coastal trading connections. Restored in 1989 after decades of decay, the windmill now houses local history exhibitions and serves as community landmark. Key viewpoints include the mill's exterior with its distinctive white color against green, the internal machinery displays showing milling processes, the exhibition spaces on local history, the adjacent green with its seasonal events, the views toward the Irish Sea, and the contrast with modern Lytham architecture. The windmill represents industrial heritage preservation within coastal community, maintaining historical character while serving contemporary cultural functions.