Pann Mill Open Day

The last working water mill on the River Wye in High Wycombe.
There have been watermills for grinding corn on this site since before the Norman Conquest. At least 4 mills have occupied the site since then.
The previous Georgian mill was demolished in 1971 but the site and major components were taken over by the High Wycombe Society and a restoration project started. The Victorian cast iron water wheel was refurbished, and other working parts restored, so that stone ground flour can once again be produced.
Visitors can see how a small mill operates and purchase wholemeal flour, freshly ground from locally grown wheat.
The mill is set in an attractive garden

Timings & Tours

Sunday 08 September:

11.00am to 5.00pm

Location & directions

London Road, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, HP11 1BJ

Directions:

Just off Rye open space and A40. Public car park across the A40 road. Less than 10 minutes walk from town centre or Chiltern Line railway station.

Contact on day:

Malcolm Connell

Telephone number:

+447973905295

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:

Pre-booking not required

Accessibility details

This is a flour mill so although there is good ventilation there is some dust in the atmosphere. Milling wheat so there may be traces of gluten in the atmosphere. Wheelchairs and assistance dogs only on ground floor. Non-assistance dogs and other animals are restricted to the garden and open space.

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