Historic buildings
Other places of interest in the LOHP area
Thelnetham Windmill
Thelnetham Windmill
Thelnetham windmill is an iconic landmark in the headwaters of the Little Ouse Valley. Beautifully restored from dereliction in the 1980s and affording paroramic view over the Thelnetham and Blo'Norton Fens, it is well worth a visit. For information about open days and to find out about volunteering to help run this fascinating building, visit www.thelnethamwindmill.org.uk.
Thelnetham Vineyard
Thelnetham Vineyard
A hectare of vines, producing a dry, crisp fruity white wine (also on sale in local village shops, farmers markets and pubs.
Thelnetham Church
Thelnetham Church
The parish church of St Nicholas, Thelnetham, is a Grade 1 listed building. More information may be found on the Suffolk Churches website.
Hinderclay Church
Hinderclay Church
Information about St Mary's Church, may be found on the Hinderclay Church website and the Suffolk Churches website.
Redgrave Church
Redgrave Church
Information about the history of Redgrave, and its church, is provided by the Redgrave History Group and the Redgrave Church Heritage Trust.
South Lopham Church
South Lopham Church
St Andrew's Church, South Lopham, has what is considered to be the finest Norman tower in Norfolk. Further information may be found on the Norfolk Churches website.
