Horning Ferry Windpump is a Grade II listed windmill in Horning, Norfolk, United Kingdom. Built 1880, it was converted to residential use in 1935.
History Horning Ferry Windpump was built c.1880 by Daniel England, the Ludham millwright. It was converted to residential use in 1935. The mill was extended at ground floor level, and the smock reprofiled to the second floor level. The mill was listed Grade II on 12 May 1987.
Description As built, Horning Ferry Windpump was a three storey smock mill on a low brick base. It had a boat shape cap. Four double Patent sails were carried on a cast iron windshaft. The sails had six bays of three shutters. The mill was winded by a seven-blade fantail. The internal gearing survives. The mill drove an Appold Turbine.. As converted, the mill has Common sails.
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