Roland Greens, Chapmans or Hudson-Barber Mill is a tower mill at Hickling, Norfolk, United Kingdom. Built as a drainage mill, it was later converted to a studio by the artist Roland Green.
History Roland Green's Mill was built . It had ceased working by 1905. The mill was converted to a studio by the artist Roland Green. c.1960. Green was living on a houseboat at the time. He later built a bungalow near the mill. Arthur C. Smith surveyed the mill on 10 April 1972 and again on 25 May 1978. He described the mill as a derelict tower with an octagonal look-out on top, missing its glazing. Smith surveyed the mill again on 26 June 1988. He noted a derelict pump was beside the tower.
Description Roland Green's Mill is a two storey tower mill. The tower is tall and external diameter at ground floor level, with walls thick.
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