An ancient post mill, dated 1689, but probably much older, which, unusually, turns clockwise. Now listed Grade 1 because of the amount of 16^th century timbers surviving.  Buck restored in 2005-7 with an English Heritage grant.

There is also a smock mill, which dates from around 1800 and was built on top of an earlier horse mill. The smock mill sails were removed when it was converted to engine power around 1900. A remarkable site, containing milling technologies from the 17^th to the 20^th century, some of which is still workable.

Opening Times
National Mills Weekend, 13.00 – 17.00, plus other days to be arranged, please phone, or by appointment.

Enquiries
Christopher Rowe
Tel - 07843 074700

Photograph © Jim Woodward-Nutt