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Hatfield's 18th Century restored working watermill on the River Lea is a great day out for all the family. See the mill in action and learn about this ancient craft from our friendly Miller. Explore the history and culture of the local area through our changing exhibition programme.
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Mill Green Museum, Hatfield
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The Mill Green Museum and working Watermill in Hatfield, England, offers visitors an informative and engaging experience. This small museum provides a glimpse into local history and the traditional milling process. The centerpiece is the restored 18th-century watermill, which is still operational and used to produce flour. Visitors appreciate the demonstrations of the milling process and the opportunity to see the machinery in action. The museum also features exhibits on local history, including displays on domestic life and rural industries. Many visitors find the staff knowledgeable and friendly, enhancing the overall experience with their insights and explanations. The picturesque setting by the river adds to the charm of the location. While some visitors note that the museum is relatively small and can be explored in a short time, most find the content interesting and well-presented. The on-site tearoom, offering refreshments and sometimes featuring products made with the mill's own flour, is generally well-received. However, some visitors mention that opening hours can be limited, so checking in advance is advisable. Overall, the Mill Green Museum and working Watermill provides an educational and pleasant outing, particularly appealing to those interested in industrial heritage and local history.
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