An 18th century working watermill in the West Midlands
One of our Friends of New Hall Mill spent twenty years living in Trinidad. She took some New Hall Mill flour home recently and used it to cook some authentic Trinidadian bread known as 'roast bake'. Doesn't it look delicious? Trinidad’s traditional cuisine is a
Sunday 13th July 2025 will be our third Open Day in 2025. We're very excited as it's one of our favourites - the annual 1940s themed day. Visitors are welcome to dress up for this event - the more the merrier! The Mill will be in
Edward Caldicott was born in 1846, at Norton Mill, in Presteigne, Powys, Wales. He was the fourth child of George Caldicott, a corn miller, and Sarah, nee Williams. The Caldicotts were an established milling family. George Caldicott was at Norton Mill from at least 1841. Unfortunately, mills were highly susceptible
We are trying to identify the artist who created this painting of New Hall Mill, signed Wortley, probably R Wortley, although it could be a D or a P. The painting is currently hanging in our Tea Room. I found a reference in 1999 in the British Newspaper Archive to
New Hall Mill has acquired a selection of local prints by the late Ken J Williams, a supporter of the Mill and one of the original members of the Sutton Coldfield Local History Research Group. The prints were donated to the Mill after Ken's passing by his wife,
