Sources
- Illinois Windmills by Tom Haskell, retrieved May 2006
- Vierling, Philip E. "The Fischer Windmill" Chicago: Illinois Country Outdoor Guides, 1994.
- Pirola, Louis. Historic American Buildings Survey. Heideman Mill, Addison IL. Chicago: HABS, 1934.
- “Windward ho!” Addison Press. 26 June 1998.
- DuPage County Clerk land and tax records, 1850—1926
- Advertisement. Cook County Herald. 2 November 1926
- 1874 Combination Atlas of DuPage County
- photographs of the Bensenville Public Library
- photographs of the Elmhurst Historical Society
- oral history of Ernestine Ehlers Hackmeister
- map of Mount Emblem Cemetery
- personal records / observations
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