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New Hall Watermill, Sutton Coldfield

Location
Grid reference: SP 133945
OS sheet: 139
Postcode: B76 1QU
About 1 mile E of A5127 off Wylde Green Road, on the S side of Sutton Coldfield, between Sutton Coldfield and Walmley.

An 18th century brick built watermill, which once had two waterwheels and four pairs of millstones. One 11ft overshot wheel remains, driving two pairs of stones through a line shaft. A Ruston & Hornsby diesel engine installed in 1949 drives a combined milling machine and the sack hoist. Flour milled on open days. Managed by the New Hall Watermill Preservation Trust and operated by the Friends of New Hall Mill.

Opening times
May to September, 2nd Sunday in the month, plus  August bank holiday Monday, 10.00-16.00. Free entry. Tea room and parking. Parties by arrangement.

National Mills Weekend opening times
Sunday only, 10.00 - 16.00.

Contact
Clive Branson, tel. 07786 012 000.

Email
newhallmill@hotmail.com

Web site
www.newhallmill.org.uk