Brindley Mill Brindley Mill is a restored water-powered corn mill on the river Churnet at Leek, built in 1752 by celebrated engineer James Brindley.The class 2 listed mill operates for demonstration purposes milling corn. It houses a small museum dedicated to Brindley's life ad achievements and contains a collection of period tools and archive material.

Opening Hours		Education Session Charges
Open for school visits by arrangement (weekdays only)		£1 per child + £6 for steward

Museum Facilities

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

Museum Contact Information
Address Mill Street Leek ST13 8HA Find On Map Telephone 0129883423	Email littlefernyford@netcts.net ... Web Site Address http://www.brindleymill.net... Booking Contact Name Ken Warrilow

Museum Activities

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Additional Information

Coaches can drop passengers on Abbey Green Roas, about 20 yards from the museum. Staff will advise on parking on arrival. Maximum number of pupils 30. For visitors with mobility problems access may be limited to the ground floor. Sessions can be provided on the mill workings by stewards. A large print guide is available.