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Nestled in the charming area of High Salvington, the High Salvington Windmill is a beautifully restored working windmill dating back to around 1750. This engaging venue offers families a unique glimpse into the past, inviting kids to learn about historical machinery and the local heritage. Enthusiastic volunteers are on hand to share stories about the windmill’s operations and its restoration journey, which culminated in its reopening in 1991. As a working museum, the windmill even sells the flour it produces, making it a fascinating stop for curious minds. Please note that visitors must climb stairs to reach the top floor, so it’s not ideal for little ones in pushchairs or those with mobility challenges. Be sure to check the windmill’s online schedule for special open days and plan your visit accordingly!
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