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Sturminster Newton Mill, Dorset. Set in the heart of Thomas Hardy's Wessex this picturesque mill is maintained in full working order. It was last rebuilt about 1650 and is powered by a 100-year old water turbine.
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Sturminster Newton Mill, Dorset. Set in the heart of Thomas Hardy's Wessex this picturesque mill is maintained in full working order. It was last rebuilt about 1650 and is powered by a 100-year old water turbine.

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