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Darley Mill

Darley Mill was built in the 17th century on the banks of the River Nidd. A flour mill originally, with a miller's cottage  and walled garden added in 1761, the Mill was re-powered by a large locally-manufactured iron waterwheel in 1874. The 27 ft pitch shot wheel finally ceased to operate in the 1950's.

Darley Mill was carefully restored in 1985 into a retail outlet selling a variety of linens, crafts and clothing. The mill building is listed, and it retains the original machinery including the waterwheel. 

Facilities include a children's play area, a 60-seater licensed restaurant with outside terrace and free onsite parking. The Mill Centre is open every day all year round.
 
For more information telephone 01423 780857

 

Photo: Darley Mill Sweet Shop

 

Photo: Darley Mill Restaurant Terrace