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Coldharbour Mill Museum
We apologise for any inconvenience caused by this closure but we will be back open at normal times from Wednesday 14th. Coldharbour Mill is one of the oldest woollen mills in the UK having been in continuous production since 1797. Originally owned by world-renowned textile producers Fox Brothers, the Mill took fleece from all over the world and transformed it into yarn, cloth and textiles.

Today the rich heritage lives on as one of the finest working wool museums where visitors are not just able to relive the sights and sounds of the industrial revolution but also see crafts men and women making traditional textiles, beautiful knitting yarn and hand woven rugs. Below you can read about our 2021 season, how we aim to keep you safe and some of the changes you will find on your visit.
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About Us
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As a leading industrial heritage site, Coldharbour Mill's mission is to educate and inspire future generations. Our vision is to be innovative with our heritage in developing a relevant and sustainable future for Coldharbour Mill. There has been a mill at Coldharbour, Uffculme, since the time of the Domesday Book, with the current woollen mill in continuous production since 1797.
Coldharbour Mill Team & Advisors
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The small team of staff at Coldharbour Mill are dedicated to the Museum and the Estate, as well as the large number of connected projects which are continually ongoing. We are a small team, but with the help of our volunteers and trustees, we do our very best to create a sustainable and lasting future for the Mill on a local, national and international stage.
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As a charity every penny counts with any money donated focused on maintaining the Mill complex and its precious heritage collections, allowing visitors to experience the sights and sounds of the industrial revolution forever. You can help Coldharbour Mill by leaving a gift in your Will.

We will in turn direct every penny towards maintaining the Mill complex and its precious heritage collections, allowing visitors to experience the sights and sounds of the industrial revolution forever.If you would like to discuss leaving a gift in your will or for more information please contact Martin Halse for more information on info@coldharbourmill.org.uk.
Project Splash
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This exciting community wetland and woodland project aims to regenerate the Mill Pond area creating a wildlife haven & community space. With stage one of the project complete we are now seeking funding for the next stage of the Mill Pond Restoration & Community Space creation.

This area is already free for the local community, visitors, groups and schools to learn about this unique resource and explore the bio-diversity of the area but we plan to do much more.Thanks to the hard work of volunteers, staff, wildlife experts, our generous funders and the local community, the Mill Pond is now home to over 400 native trees for increased biodiversity.
Collection Care Projects
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By donating you are supporting us with the project work we do to preserve the mill. Donations of all values are very much appreciated and help to sustain the Mill and the charities aims. Becoming a member is a way of supporting the mill via an annual subscription - but you get many benefits in return like free entry to the Mill.
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