• Campus West and RollerCity
• Museum Service
  • Education and learning resources
  • Blue Plaques
  • Cream Teas at Mill Green
  • Mill Green Museum
    • Visiting Mill Green
    • Local history resources
    • Loans, donations and bequests
    • Volunteering with us
  • Welwyn Hatfield Heritage Forum
  • Welwyn Roman Baths
  • Events and Activities
  • Lunches, cream teas and refreshments
  • Beatrix Potter in Hertfordshire
  • Friends of Welwyn Hatfield Museums
• Summer Sizzler
• Finesse Leisure
• Cycling and Walking
• Sport in Welwyn Hatfield
• Arts and Culture
• Play areas
• Tourism and Travel

Mill Green Museum

The museum is housed in an old Mill House dating back to the sixteenth century. It has three small exhibition galleries and is set in a beautiful garden.

Next to the Museum is a restored 18th century flour mill. This working mill is powered by the River Lea and produces organic flour. We mill on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 10am to 12.30pm, and 1.30 to 3.30pm. On Sundays and Bank Holidays we mill from 2 to 4.30pm.

Craft demonstrations, events and children's activities are held all summer. You can also try home made Mill Green scones at our cream teas on summer Sundays.

We have a number of  summer events [2MB] planned for 2010 for children and adults. Book places for our events and activities.

See Mill Green Museum on the BBC History of the World website.

See information about our upcoming exhibition Beatrix Potter in Hertfordshire.