A unique early 17th Century, 1610, heritage site and working museum with a restored and operational water wheel.
Craanford mills is housed in a domestic scale structure.

The mill is over 400 years old, is fully restored and has been in the Lyons family for the last 200 years.

This mill is one of the few working mills still remaining and offers a nostalgic glimpse into the past with its flagstone floors worn by centuries of foot traffic.

This corn-grinding mill was lovingly restored to full working order by the Lyons family, opened to public 1994 and was highly commended in the Henry Ford Conservation Awards in 1996, also pipped for 1st prize in the Heritage Category.

The works are on view to visitors with interpretive data and explanatory exhibits.

‘Kiln’ Tea/Coffee room on site.