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Upcoming events at Wellbrook Beetling Mill

Wellbrook Beetling Mill

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This guided walk will take you through one of Ulster's last remaining landmarks of our industrial past on a journey of discovery as the guide talks about the rich history held within its walls, the importance of Ulster's once thriving linen industry and you'll even see the process of how flax was turned into linen and woven into the finished product. 

A beautiful experience and a great way to spend a day learning about our past.

The tours are every hour (1pm,2pm,3pm,& 4 pm) and last aprox. 40 minutes.

Wellbrook Beetling Mill is open for guided tours on weekends throughout July and August.

Guided Tour of Wellbrook Beetling Mill

Local to Cookstown, Co. Tyrone Sebastian has been mapping mills across Northern Ireland since 2015, and Wellbrook Beetling Mill is where it all started. This guided walk will take you through one of Ulster's last remaining landmarks of our industrial past on a journey of discovery as Sebastian talks about the rich history held within its walls, the importance of Ulster's once thriving linen industry and you'll even see the process of how flax was turned into linen and woven into the finished product. 

A beautiful experience and a great way to spend a Sunday you won't want to miss out.

Visit Wellbrook Beetling Mill for a special guided walk with local historian Sebastian Graham.

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