Churchill Forge

Films of Churchill Forge now on You Tube: Click here for details

Historic photographs of Churchill Forge now available online. Click here for details.

Report from Autumn Management Committee Meeting now available - see "News from the Forge" for Details

Our next open day will be on Easter Monday the 5th April 2010 when the Forge will be open from 2pm to 5pm (last admission 4:30pm) Visits by private groups are also possible by arrangement - see "Visiting Churchill Forge" for more information.		Churchill Forge water mill was one of the last working water powered forge mills in Britain, and was until the early 1970s producing metal tools such as spades, shovels and ladles. As such it is an important example of the industrial history and, to ensure that it is not lost to future generations is now being restored as a working museum. The forge is opened to the public at selected days through the summer when visitors can see water wheels turning and the machinery being driven. Open days are normally held on Easter Monday and the on the second Sunday of each of the following months until October with full weekend openings in May and September. See "Visiting Churchill Forge" for full details of the opening programme.
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Churchill Forge could not operate without a dedicated group of helpers: The Friends of Churchill Forge Are you interested in becoming one of them? If so, click here for futher details.

If you have any comments about this site or would like to know more about Churchill Forge please e-mail: adam@churchillforge.org.uk