A list of all windmills and windmill sites which lie in the current ceremonial county of Suffolk. Extant (red) and former (blue) windmills in Suffolk.

The list below is as near as possible a definitive list of known windmill sites in the county. Where possible we have created a link to an old photograph of the windmill that occupied (or occupies) the site.

Post mill, Weybread. A wind-powered corn mill in the historic county of Suffolk, England. See related images and documents. See images only. It was moved from nearby after 1840. Full details

Left hand corner post and weather beam joint, post mill, Friston, Suffolk DOLM-08757

A partially completed, unlabelled Reporters Notebook containing just 4 pages of notes on the Suffolk windmills listed at 'Place access points' below, as well as an unindexed mill at Onehouse.

Suffolk Windmills; Suffolk windmills photographs; Post mill, Weybread; Reference code. DOLM-16395 Title. Post mill, Weybread Date(s) 1900 (Creation) Level of description. Item. Extent and medium. 1 photograph. Name of creator. Dolman, Peter C …

2021年3月17日 · The green field with the windmill and sheaves of corn hark back to the days when Weybread was almost totally reliant on agriculture for its livelihood. Weybread had at one time five post mills. The brick-red field and the Roman vase (and the helmet) is in recognition of the Roman road from Aldeburgh to Attleborough, which past through the village.

Welcome to the Weybread Village Website. Weybread is a small parish in high Suffolk, the nearest town being Harleston just over the border into Norfolk 2 miles away. Weybread is in 2 parts with the main village running through a roman road and Upper Weybread which has a few properties and is nestled off to the south west of the main village.

2 天之前 · Suffolk millwright keeping windmills alive Mr Whiting said he loved his job for a wealth of reasons. "It's wonderful to come out here - we've got a workshop that's based on repairing machines that ...

Does anyone have any information about a mill on Mill Lane, Weybread, Suffolk? There doesn’t seem to be a water course anywhere nearby so guessing there may have been a windmill.