Cheddleton Flint Mill This Grade II* listed mill situated in a rural setting uniquely positioned between canal and river Churnet, was used to grind flint for the earthenware industry. Collections and display panels tell the story of the mill, the production of pottery materials and pottery, and the growth and industrial heritage of the region. Two large water wheels are driven from the River Churnet.

Opening Hours		Education Session Charges
Monday - Friday 10am - 3pm by appointment.		Free

Museum Facilities

Undercover Lunch Facilities: Yes Toilet Facilities: Yes Disabled Access: Yes Booking Required: Yes Shop Facilities: Yes Coach Parking: No Provision For Early Years: No Provision For Special Needs: No Previsit: Yes Outreach: No Risk Assessments: Yes

Museum Contact Information
Address Cheadle Road Cheddleton ST13 7HL Find On Map Telephone 01785813939	Email robert.copeland2@btopenworld.com ... Web Site Address http://www.people.ex.ac.uk/akoutram... Booking Contact Name David Butler

Museum Activities

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Additional Information

Maximum 30 pupils Schools approach the mill along a canal towpath, so care must be taken. Car park can accomodate 2 minibuses. Coaches can drop off at mill on A520.