Tocketts Mill: Tocketts Mill is a fully restored water-driven corn mill and a Grade II* listed building. It is one of the most complete mills in the country, with its four floors retaining the original machinery along with an extensive collection of equipment from other mills.
Open: 2pm - 4pm every Sunday from end of May to end of Sept, plus Easter Sunday and Monday and National Mills Day (second Sunday in May).
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