Old Hall Mill is a tower mill in Belaugh, Norfolk, United Kingdom. A drainage mill, its tower survives, devoid of machinery but housing a turbine pump.
History Old Hall Mill was marked on the 1881 Ordnance Survey map. It was derelict by June 1988. The tower standing with a conical roof that was falling apart. A shed attached to the tower housed a Bodan turbine. This was driven by a petrol engine housed in the mill tower.
Description Old Hall Mill is a four storey tower mill. The tower is about tall. It is internal diameter at ground floor level, with walls thick. The mill drove a scoopwheel.
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