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Both Mills are closed for the winter but party booking can be arranged

Here in Woodbridge we are very fortunate we have the two Flour Mills within walking distance of one another. The first one is a tide mill and was the last working tide mill in the country. The earliest record of it was in 1160 when public access to it was requested but it is most likely earlier than that. For more information watch the video on the Woodbridge Tide mills page.

The other Mill is a wind mill knew as Buttrum’s Mill named after the last working owner. This was built in 1836 and was one of the last generation of mills that where built. With Patent Sails solid brick work and a large amount of cast iron machinery. The machinery is largely intact and the sails still turn with the wind this is a hidden gem of a wind mill. Maintained by Suffolk County Council. For more photographs of the mill see the photo gallery on the Buttrums wind mill page

The Tide Mill is open to visitors from May until September and Buttrum’s mill is open on the first Sunday afternoon of the month from May to September. Parties can be catered for at other times contact us using the contact form for more details

For a fantastic range of products visit our shop at Fine Fayre

An appeal is to be launched to get the Water wheel turning again as it became unstable last year and will take about £20,000 to get it repaired

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