Dickleburgh had a postmill working at an unknown location in the 1700s that was later moved to Mulbarton.
A WINDMILL at DICKLEBURGH in the county of Norfolk, in good Repair with all the Stones, going Gares, Tackle & Appurtenances used with & belonging to the same.
For further Particulars enquire of John Broodbank the Occupier or rather of Mr. Watson, Attorney at Thetford.
Thomas Murrell of Mulbarton swears by oath that about February 1754 he purchased a windmill in Dickleburgh belonging to Amos Potter of TIBENHAM for £40. In August 1754 he removed mill to Mulbarton & eventually moved from Great Moulton to there with his family.