Lower Green Mill, Hindringham

Lower Green Mill consists of five stories constructed from Norfolk red bricks, with a clinker boat-style cap and a six-bladed fantail at its summit.

Constructed around 1844 on the site of an earlier post mill, the structure operated until 1908 and received a steam engine addition in 1860.

The mill represents Norfolk's agricultural traditions, demonstrating the practice of harnessing wind power for grain processing in rural communities.

The mill functions as a private residence, limiting public access to exterior views from nearby public paths in the Norfolk countryside.

The mill retains an original millstone measuring five feet in diameter and features eight bays containing three shutters each within its structure.

Location: Hindringham

GPS coordinates: 52.89813,0.95628

Latest update: March 6, 2025 12:49