Name: The House Mill
Address: Three Mill Lane, Bromley-by-Bow, E3 3DU, GB
Telephone: +44 (0)20 8980 4626

Originally built in 1776 but destroyed by fire in 1802 and quickly rebuilt, the House Mill was part of the Three Mills Distillery. It had 4 water wheels powered by the water or the tide, which operated

About

Originally built in 1776 but destroyed by fire in 1802 and quickly rebuilt, the House Mill was part of the Three Mills Distillery. It had 4 water wheels powered by the water or the tide, which operated 12 pairs of millstones. It was the largest tide mill in the country and continued to operate until the Blitz in 1940. Building restored in 1997. Restoration of the water wheels and machinery is planned.

Prices and opening times

Child Ticket	Free
Concession Ticket	£1.50 per ticket
Adult Ticket	£3.00 per ticket

Children are free of charge, but must be accompanied by a responsible adult.

Opening Times

The House Mill is open every Sunday from May to October from 11am – 4pm and on the first Sundays in March, April and December, the last tour is at 3.30 pm.

Since visitors cannot walk through the building unescorted, admission is by tour only.

Venue Details & Map

The House Mill

Address: Three Mill Lane
Bromley-by-Bow

London

E3 3DU
Telephone:: +44 (0)20 8980 4626
Email: info@housemill.org.uk
Public transport:: Take underpass, walk north towards Tesco, along Three Mill Lane and over bridge.