Gayle Beck is 50 yards from Sybil's, Gayle Mill within a 2 minute walk and The Wensleydale Creamery is within a 5 minute walk too, we highly recommend you taste all the yummy cheeses they have.. Or if you fancy something to eat or want to do some shopping, visit Hawes... it's only a 7 minute walk.
Gayle Mill houses what is thought to be the world's oldest operational in situ water turbine. The mill was originally built in 1784 by Oswald and Thomas Routh to a Thomas Arkwright design, for cotton-spinning. It was later used for flax and, for a …
Gayle Mill was originally a water-powered cotton mill, before later being converted into a sawmill. Between 1919 and 1948, its turbines supplied the entire village of Gayle with electricity.
About Gayle Mill. Built in the year 1784, the Grade II* listed Gayle Mill is the oldest unaltered Mill Building in the United Kingdom. When the Industrial Revolution came to Gayle Mill near Hawes, little did we know that the Mill was to become the living embodiment of Industrial Evolution in this country.
Statement on Gayle Mill The North of England Civic Trust (NECT) – which owns Gayle Mill, one of the finest industrial heritage sites in the Yorkshire Dales National Park – has formally announced the...
Support for 'the man in the mill' - Gayle Mill. Tue - October 26, 2021. Cultura Trust has received a grant from the Peter Sowerby Foundation to employ Stuart Parsons, Gayle Mill's 'animateur', for the coming year, and thereby reach more people through the mill's social capital for learning about the value of traditions to modern ...
Visitor reviews for Gayle Mill - An eighteenth-century working sawmill & heritage site in the Yorkshire Dales. gaylemill . GAYLE MILL. Hawes, Wensleydale. Industrial Evolution in the Yorkshire Dales .
Gayle Mill Trust operated the mill as a centre for woodworking excellence, providing training in traditional skills, a visitor attraction and an example of energy sustainability within the National Park until March 2018. completed works 2007. completed work 2007 south. support team at Hampton Court Palace. project funders 2008.
Gayle Mill was built as a water-powered cotton mill, based upon the latest Arkwright design, around 1784 by Oswald and Thomas Routh. It was one of the earliest cotton spinning mills in Wensleydale. The mid-to-late eighteenth century was a time of great change and uncertainty, with the industrial revolution well underway and the cotton trade ...
Demonstration Tours At Gayle Mill Hawes.. November 5, 2017 @ 11:00 am - 1:00 pm. Gayle Mill, Mill Lane Gayle Hawes,,
After being closed for 3 years for restoration and maintenance work Gayle Mill is once again open to the public. Cultura Trust, the owners of Gayle Mill said the mill will be open throughout the summer holidays, with special Heritage Open Days planned for mid-September. The mill is open Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 10 am until 4 pm with guided tours taking place …
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Gayle Mill: Great attraction in the Dales - See 102 traveler reviews, 40 candid photos, and great deals for Gayle, UK, at Tripadvisor.
Welcome to Gayle Mill . Built in the year 1784, the Grade II* listed Gayle Mill is the oldest unaltered Mill Building in the United Kingdom. When the Industrial Revolution came to Gayle Mill near Hawes, little did we know that the Mill was to become the living embodiment of Industrial Evolution in this country.
Gayle Mill will re-open to the public for the half term holidays. From Saturday the 23rd of October until Sunday the 31st of October 2021. The mill is open for guided tours only and these are held at 10am, 11am, 12pm, 1pm, 2pm, and 3pm each day. Free admission and free tours.
Our Annual Christmas Fayre rounds off the year, come and enjoy a glass of mulled wine and a mince pie whilst choosing those special Christmas gifts. Our range of wooden and craft products tenderly made by our own volunteers will be on sale, together with craft demonstrations by …
Gayle Mill: National history wrapped in the natural beauty of the dales - See 102 traveler reviews, 40 candid photos, and great deals for Gayle, UK, at Tripadvisor.
The closure of Gayle Mill will be a huge loss to the tourism sector in the dales. Gayle Mill is a unique attraction; the annual Christmas Fare is supported by visitors and locals, the courses they run are original and educational, the staff and volunteers are always welcoming, friendly and knowledgeable and the goods that are made in the mill ...
Gayle Mill has also become a hugely popular visitor attraction in the Yorkshire Dales since reopening back in 2008. Educational visits are most welcome. Guided tours and hands-on activities are made available too. Daily Guided Tours - Open Days & Tour Times: 25 Mar to 1 Nov – Mon–Fri – 1pm–3pm. Monthly Demonstrations.
Following a programme of work, including providing COVID-safe public access, Gayle Mill recently reopened to the public. Now Cultura can announce that the man at the heart of the mill has a secure future until the summer of 2022. Stuart Parsons has become the face of Gayle Mill – for visitors, volunteers and partners.
Our gifts can be purchased by calling Gayle Mill Trust, with payment via card over the phone and can be posted out to you. The images below are just a small sample of the gifts available. The profit from the sale of our gifts go to local charities and also helps to keep traditional Yorkshire Dales crafts alive. Details.
Gayle Mill News - Cultura Trust has received £2,500 from the Sustainable Development Fund to support its historic Gayle Mill, a nationally significant asset in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Aug 16, 2016 - Image | Gayle Mill, Gayle near Hawes in Wensleydale, Yorkshire Dales, North Yorkshire. Gayle Mill was built in 1784 as a Richard Arkwright design cotton mill, then the building was converted in 1879 to a water-powered sawmill. Today it is owned by the North ... | PHOTO NORTH
Gayle Mill. 730 likes. Gayle Mill is a restored Georgian cotton mill reinvented in Victorian times as a saw mill and pioneering producer of sustainable energy still working today
Having seen the Gayle Mill on several TV documentaries and as we were in the area decided to go and investigate, on arrival we saw that there was a Two hour excursion/tour of the mill starting at 15.00 hrs but looking carefully at the notice board found that the …
Gayle Mill is in the tiny hamlet of Gayle, just south of Hawes. Built in 1789, this was originally a cotton spinning mill but was economically unviable as it was too far from major industrial towns. The mill reopened in 1879 as a mechanised saw mill with a joinery …
Gayle Mill has re-opened to the public after three years of essential restoration and maintenance work, including almost eighteen months of lockdown caused by the pandemic, during which staff and volunteers were unable to fully support the mill because of shielding or travel restrictions, and the public were unable to visit.
HAWES GAYLE SD 88 NE 20/121 Gayle Mill 25.3.69 GV II Cotton mill, now saw mill. c1784. Rubble, stone slate roof. 3 storeys, 6 bays. Quoins. In bay 3, leaved board doors under deep timber lintel, with small wheels set in floor for movement of timber onto saw-bench inside. Original 16-pane fixed-light windows mostly replaced by 8-pane windows.
Cultura Trust has received a £2,500 grant from the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority Sustainable Development Fund to support its historic Gayle Mill, a nationally significant asset in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.