Visitors have the opportunity to see the conservation work that has been carried out while enjoying a self-guided tour. The Kiln Wing is part of a restored 19th century corn mill. The original character of the building has been beautifully preserved and the rushing waters of the river can be seen and heard in every room.
| Season (11 Sept 2022) | ||
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| Sunday | 10:00 | - 16:00 |
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Free local and national tourist information. Accommodation booking service, literature,…
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