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Crabble Corn Mill (Dover)

Description: Address: Lower Road / River / Dover / Kent CT17 0UY / The current mill was built in 1812 alongside an existing mill ... more

Crabble Corn Mill (Dover) ... which was later demolished allowing additional space for storage and today's current tea room.

Newest Review: ... Henry III granted a charter to the nearby abbey. Cost. Admission to the Mill is 4 pound for adults and 3 pounds for children and OAPs.This price is for an unguided tour ,and should you wish a tour guide you must pay an additional pound on top of the entrance fee. You can purchase a family ticket for 13 pounds. The Tour. The Crabble Corn Mill is in fact a working museum and all around you ... more

... is the excellent Georgian and Victorian engineering. They really have enhanced the full force of the River Dour. In the Mill it covers 6 floors showing exhibits of the milling machinery and also descriptions of the full process of turning wheat flour in...more

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Crabble Corn Mill (Dover): Crabble Corn Mill (326 words)
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Living in the port town of Dover and just on the outskirts of the town is the village of River. Here you will find the Crabble Corn Mill. The Mill. The structure we see today visiting was constructed in 1812 along side an existing mill which was later demolished. Its said that there has always been a mill on this site since early records state that in 1227 Henry III granted a charter to the nearby abbey. Cost. Admission to the Mill is 4 pound for adults and 3 pounds for children and OAPs.This price is for an unguided tour ,and should you wish a tour guide you must pay an additional pound on top of the entrance fee. You can ... Read the complete review

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