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Howsham Mill

Location
Grid reference: SE 730 628
OS sheet: 100
Postcode: YO60 7PA
9 miles north-east of York, 3 miles from the A64. Exit the A64 signposted to Barton-Le-Willows (opposite direction to Castle Howard) and follow the road signs towards Howsham. On the approach to Howsham village, the road crosses a large stone bridge at the River Derwent. Parking is available for publicised events, and is situated by the bridge, opposite the gates to Howsham Hall. Continue on foot: The footpath leads you under the bridge along the riverside path to the mill island.(5 mins walk)  

A gothic style watermill, built in 1755, now restored to serve as a community and environmental centre.  The waterwheel and an Archimedes screw turbine alongside are now generating electricity to support the project.

Opening times 2016
Sundays throughout the year 11.00 - 16.00
(17.00 in summer). Parties by appointment.

National Mills Weekend opening times 2016
Sunday, 10.00-17.00. Tours throughout the day.
 

Contact
Jen Wakefield 07880 341914

Email
[email protected]

Web site
http://www.howshammill.org.uk/ (new site)
http://howshammill.ning.com/      (old site)