Sarehole Mill
Sarehole Mill was built in
1765 on the site of a previous building called Biddle's Mill which dates
back to 1540.
For most of Sarehole's life, it was a corn grinding mill but in the early
part of the 19th century, it was used for blade grinding as well as making
flour.
The Mill is open to the public from April to October and to school parties
throughout the year.
Topics studied are: Victorian England; gears, levers and pulleys; Rivers
and Flour making.
contact Schools Liaison
see details of teaching sessions
for Birmingham Schools
