New Hall Mill (Birmingham)

United Kingdom / England / Sutton Coldfield / Birmingham / New Hall Drive
 house, water mill, Grade II* Listed (UK)
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New Hall Mill is one of only two remaining watermills in Birmingham. Built in the 18th century, it harnessed the power of East Brook or Ebrook, which has since been rechanneled and renamed Plants Brook. It is a Grade II* listed red brick house with a tiled roof. It is 2 storeys tall with casement windows. A lower wing has remains of timber framing. It is now a private house and no longer operational as a watermill but does open several times a year to the public.
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Coordinates:   52°32'53"N   1°48'23"W

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  • The mill itself is owned by a trust which opens it to the public once or twice a year, demonstrating all the activities. Visits often arranged for local schools and other groups.
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