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Duration
6 hour(s) 30 minute(s)
Languages
English
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Experience the historic silk-making machinery and fascinating techniques firsthand
Explore changing exhibitions covering themes from culture to contemporary media
Learn about the social history of the silk industry in Whitchurch
Walk along scenic Riverside café and enjoy relaxing refreshments afterwards
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Whitchurch Silk Mill offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore the history and craft of silk production in a beautifully restored setting. Guests can stroll through the exhibition space and learn about the machinery, techniques, and stories that shaped the silk industry over centuries. The Mill hosts a changing programme of exhibitions throughout the year, showcasing a variety of themes and media connected to the Mill’s heritage. Each exhibition offers a fresh perspective on the historical and cultural significance of silk and its impact on the local community. Visitors can enjoy the Riverside café and shop, which are open to the public free of charge, creating a relaxed environment for a day out. Admission tickets grant access to the Mill and its exhibitions and are valid any time within a year of purchase, allowing flexibility for your visit.
The Mill is easily accessible, located in the heart of Whitchurch on Winchester Street, conveniently situated between Newbury and Winchester with major road access from the A34, A303, M3, and M4. Whether visiting for historical interest, educational purposes, or a leisurely day out, the Mill caters to all ages. The exhibitions are designed to engage visitors with informative displays and interactive experiences, making it suitable for families, school groups, and tourists alike. The combination of historical insight, engaging exhibits, and scenic surroundings provides a memorable visit. Guests are encouraged to plan their time according to the Mill’s opening hours, Tuesday through Sunday and on Bank Holidays, from 10:30 am to 5:00 pm, but may stay as long as they wish before closing.
Explore all exhibition spaces freely
Visit riverside cafe and shop
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Children must be accompanied by an adult
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