• Sarehole Mill Museum — The Atlas of Birmingham

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    Sarehole Mill has a connection with two famous Birmingham figures: the industrialist Matthew Boulton leased the mill between 1756 and 1761.

  • Sarehole Mill | Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery

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    Sarehole Mill is one of only two surviving working watermills in Birmingham (…

  • Sarehole Mill - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (2024)

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    Visitors can learn about Birmingham's only working, water-powered cornmill constructed in 1765. ... All the staff at Sarehole Mill have been so friendly and helpful.

  • Sarehole Mill, Birmingham | Cool Places

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    Sarehole Mill is a pleasant if sedate attraction on the face of it: a water mill dating back 200 years, one of only two left in Birmingham.

  • SAREHOLE MILL (2024) All You Need to Know BEFORE...

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    See all things to do. Sarehole Mill. 4. 209 reviews. #39 of 426 things to do in Birmingham. Historic SitesArchitectural Buildings.

  • The 10 Best Hotels Close to Sarehole Mill Museum...

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    Hotels near Sarehole Mill Museum, Birmingham. Enter your dates and choose from 213 hotels and other places to stay. Please type your destination.

  • Get Sarehole Mill Milling Again! - a Heritage Crowdfunding...

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    Sarehole Mill is a treasured Birmingham landmark. Help our charity restore the waterwheel to full working order. Get the Mill milling again!

  • Sarehole Mill Museum - Landmarks in Birmingham

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    Sarehole Mill Museum. 4.3/5 (483). Name. Sarehole Mill Museum. Address. Cole Bank Rd, Birmingham B13 0BD, United Kingdom.

  • Sarehole Mill in Hall Green, Birmingham

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    Sarehole Mill is a Grade II listed water mill built around 1750 and one of only two working water mills in Birmingham.