Shalford Mill (NT)

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Overview
Shalford Mill is a fascinating place where the graffitied, lime-washed walls and the ancient hessian sacks mingle with the smell of the timbers and tallow. A lucky survivor, it tells the story of the decline of traditional village work and life. Although the machinery no longer works, you can feel the evocative stories of the past in the very fabric of the mill. Our guides will tell you about the wonderful story of the Ferguson Gang, a tale eccentric girls from the 1930s, determined to save the fabric of England for the future. When you visit, you'll also be able to buy Shalford Mill flour bagged by Imbhams Farm Granary.
Location
SHALFORD, GU4 8BS
About the area
Surrey is one of England’s most wooded counties, with over a quarter of the landscape designated as an official AONB and plenty of history evident in the countryside. You’ll find sandy tracks, cottage gardens and welcoming village inns, and on the fringe of Greater London you can picnic in Chaldon’s hay meadows, explore the downs at Epsom, or drift idly beside the River Thames.
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Shalford Mill (NT)

Recommended by Visit England Logo
Overview
Shalford Mill is a fascinating place where the graffitied, lime-washed walls and the ancient hessian sacks mingle with the smell of the timbers and tallow. A lucky survivor, it tells the story of the decline of traditional village work and life. Although the machinery no longer works, you can feel the evocative stories of the past in the very fabric of the mill. Our guides will tell you about the wonderful story of the Ferguson Gang, a tale eccentric girls from the 1930s, determined to save the fabric of England for the future. When you visit, you'll also be able to buy Shalford Mill flour bagged by Imbhams Farm Granary.
Location
SHALFORD, GU4 8BS
About the area
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Surrey is one of England’s most wooded counties, with over a quarter of the landscape designated as an official AONB and plenty of history evident in the countryside. You’ll find sandy tracks, cottage gardens and welcoming village inns, and on the fringe of Greater London you can picnic in Chaldon’s hay meadows, explore the downs at Epsom, or drift idly beside the River Thames.