The White Mill Folk Museum

• 18th Century Windmill with original wooden machinery
• Displays include: Domestic, Kitchen, Laundry, Crafts & Farming
• Photos of Victorian Life
• GiftShop
• IceCream
• CarParking
• Toilet

The White Windmill was built in 1760 and still has most of its original wooden machinery. The Miller's cottage, built in the 1830s, and outbuildings are a rare survival of a complete milling site. Run for almost 100 years by the Stanley family, the windmill was supplying flour and animal food throughout the Victorian era, and worked on until 1957. Now a Folk Museum, there are exhibits of Farming and Craft tools, Kitchen and Laundry equipment. Photographs show Victorian Farm workers and local people 100 years ago. The Engine House, restored in 1995, contains a Lister petrol engine which can be used to drive a Plate Mill to grind corn into flour.

OPENING TIMES

ALL YEAR (except Christmas/New Year) Friday and Sunday:10.00 am‚12.30 pm
EASTER to SEPTEMBER (2nd week) Sundays plus Bank Holiday Monday: 2.30 pm‚5.30 pm
(See notice at mill entrance for extra Summer Openings): at other times by appointment

Looking for a place to VISIT with vour Club/Organisation?
Groups Welcome by appointment.
All Schools and Colleges Welcome.
Send SAE for National Curriculum Key Stage 1 & 2 leaflet and a Group or School Booking Form.

LET US KNOW HOW WE CAN HELP YOU

Contact: Mrs Barber tel: (01304) 612076, Felder Cottage, Felderland Lane, WORTH, Deal, Kent CT14 0BN