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Explore a working mill from 1784 with its enormous waterwheel, hear the thunderous noise of the machines as you imagine working life in a cotton mill.
Styal, Wilmslow, Cheshire SK9 4HP
Gardens and Open Spaces, Historical Sites, Museums and Art Centres, Science and Technology
Ages 5 - 12, All ages, Schools and Groups, Teenagers, Under 5s
(Seasonal family of 4)
Discover a working mill built in 1784 with its enormous waterwheel and hear the thunderous noise of the machines as you imagine working life in a cotton mill.
Find out about the life and legacy of Samuel Greg, the founder of Quarry Bank who went on to found a cotton empire. You can also discover more about the global cotton trade at the start of the Industrial Revolution and get a sense of the working conditions for the men, women and children who toiled in the mill.
Take the guided tour of the ’Apprentice House’ which housed pauper children who worked in the mill. Appreciate the peace of the restored garden and stroll through Styal village.
Admission prices include access to the Mill, Apprentice House, Quarry Bank House, upper and lower gardens, including the cafe.
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