Lambridge Mill

Lambridge Mill, also known as Lambrigg Mill, is a historic Grade II listed wind pump located in the picturesque parish of Sea Palling within the Norfolk Broads National Park, UK. Built around 1865, this windmill played a crucial role in draining the nearby Long Gore Marsh and the Brograve Levels until it fell out of use in 1937. The mill is notable for its unique architecture, although it currently stands in a derelict state with only two of its original four stocks remaining. Visitors may find it challenging to access the mill directly, as it is situated within a private garden, but it can be viewed from the nearby Waxham New Cut, making it an intriguing spot for tourists and researchers interested in historical engineering and the region's drainage systems.