Nether Alderley Mill

Visitors on a guided tour inside Nether Aldlerley Mill

Important notice -

We're working hard to reopen many of our places where it is safe to do so. However, Nether Alderley Mill is closed.

Concealed under the long sloping roof of this medieval building is a fully restored, working corn mill.

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Visitors walking through a garden in spring

Visiting this spring 

Our gardens, parks, cafés, shops and countryside locations are open to visit. Many houses in England and Wales have reopened, with houses in Northern Ireland expected to reopen from 24 May. Advance booking for visits helps us keep everyone safe and socially distanced. At quieter times such as weekdays, booking shouldn't be necessary, but to guarantee entry we recommend booking in advance, especially at weekends and bank holidays.

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Nether Alderley Mill

History 

Historical image of Nether Alderley Mill taken 1908

Our history 

Take a look at how this mill was run and how it was at the heart of the community of Nether Alderley.

Sketch of Nether Alderley Mill from 1835

Building the mill 

With over 600 years of history, the mill has seen many changes from the way people lived to the way they farmed.

Historic image of John Rawlins surrounded by his family

The millers 

The life of a miller was a tough one with long hours and back-breaking, dangerous work.

Sacks inside a mill

The machinery 

Learn more about the machinery used in the mill. It's a real eye opener as to the physical demands and risks a miller went through each day.

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Nether Alderley Mill

Our work

Nether Alderley Mill

Restoring the mill 

Between 2008 and 2012 repair work was carried out to the ageing roof of Nether Alderley Mill.

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