Howsham Mill
Howsham Mill
Watermill
A gothic style watermill, built in 1755, now restored to serve as a community and environmental centre. The restoration of the mill was completed in 2013. The
waterwheel and two Archimedes Screw turbines have been generating and exporting electricity since 2010.
Photo © Martin Philips
Location
SE 730 628
100
9 miles north-east of York, 3 miles from the A64. Exit the A64 signposted to Barton-Le-Willows (opposite direction to Castle Howard) and follow the road signs towards Howsham. On the approach to Howsham village, the road crosses a large stone bridge at the River Derwent. Parking is available for publicised events, and is situated by the bridge, opposite the gates to Howsham Hall. Continue on foot: The footpath leads you under the bridge along the riverside path to the mill island 5 min walk)
Contact
Do you own or look after this mill? Contact us
Opening Times:
The first and third Sundays of the month 11am to 5pm (4pm in winter). Parties by appointment.