Coldharbour Mill was powered by steam from 1865 until its close in 1981. Much of this equipment still exists in its original context and can be seen running on steam if only for demonstration purposes several times a year by members of the Steam Volunteer Group.
Most of the steam exhibits are original to this site at Uffculme, others have been brought here from Fox`s nearby mill at Tonedale, Wellington.
Coldharbour Mill receives King’s Award for Voluntary Service Volunteers at Coldharbour Mill have been presented the prestigious King’s Award for Voluntary Service at a ceremony held at the Mill. The…
Letters from the Archive Here we will be exploring the numerous letter books which can be found in Coldharbour Mill’s Fox Business Archive. After many years, these fascinating business records…
Delia walks 100 Miles in her 80thyear to raise funds for the Mill Our friend Delia, a local resident andchampion of Coldharbour Mill’s work, has embarked on a 100-mile local…
Coldharbour Mill Celebrated in Ordination Tartan woven at Coldharbour Mill in Uffculme, has been included in a deeply personal celebratory stole commissioned for the ordination of a Church of England…
