Slinter Mill
Slinter Mill
Watermill
The mill since it was first built about 1800 has been a lead slag mill, a wood turning mill, a saw mill and eventually a private house from about 1940. It is now Grade II listed and lies within the Derwent Valley World Heritage Site. The present mill has a working 16 foot diameter breastshot wheel and some remaining machinery from its last use as a sawmill.
Photo © Neil Riddle
Location
SK 286 571
119
At Cromford, turn onto Water Lane (A5012) heading towards Newhaven/Via Gellia. After ¼ mile Slinter Cottage can be found on the left hand side just after Ball Eye Quarry and before UK Slipform Ltd. Note limited parking for cars at the mill.
Contact
Opening Times:
Please amend text to reflect that unfortunately mill will be closed in light of government guidance.
National Mills Weekend opening times:
Sunday 10th May, 10am to 4pm. Waterwheel turning. Tea available.