Narborough Bone Mill
Belgrave House, Main Road, Narborough, King's Lynn, Norfolk, PE32 1TE
The Narborough bone mill is situated on the banks of the River Nar about a mile from the village. Access to the site is via a beautiful 15 to 20 minute walk from the free car park, (dogs are welcome). There are the remaining floors of buildings, pieces of old machinery, tunnels, an underground chamber and many interesting finds such as bones, metalwork, coins, a human skull bone and clay pipe fragments, along with the waterwheel. Once on site enjoy a cup of tea or coffee and a biscuit/cake (donations appreciated) and a chat with one of our knowledgeable and enthusiastic volunteers, who can answer your questions about the bone mill which was operating in Victorian times grinding bones to make fertiliser. We usually have the water wheel turning on open days. There is a model of how the mill would have looked in our visitor centre.
Belgrave House, Main Road, Narborough, King's Lynn, Norfolk, PE32 1TE
Access is down a riverside track approximately 0.75 miles from the car park, by foot. The track can be slippery and muddy when wet. We are dog friendly. There is also access via our footbridge from the Nar Valley Way public footpath on the opposite river bank. Transport from car park to the site will be available by phoning the number displayed in the car park.
There are hazards on site such as deep water, steep drops, unfenced river banks, trip hazards, sharp edges, moving machinery and uneven ground. Suitable footwear is required. There are toilets near the car park and on site.