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Barry Mill is a magnificent example of Scotland's industrial heritage. It is set in a secluded area beside the Barry Burn, with a working mill, ladeside and burnside walks, and guided tours. Exhibition explaining the role of the mill in the rural economy Milling demonstrations - normally on Sunday afternoons and for pre-booked groups Rebuilt in 1814 following a fire, incorporating an older drying kiln and extended in the 1930's Walks alongside the lade and the Barry Burn One of the last remaining mills of its type still working in Scotland A working example of a traditional water-powered oatmeal mill

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#122 History & Anthropology in Scotland #27 Science & Technology in Scotland #80 Historic houses in Scotland #30 Industrial & heritage museums in Scotland

#122 History & Anthropology in Scotland #27 Science & Technology in Scotland #80 Historic houses in Scotland #30 Industrial & heritage museums in Scotland
Barry Mill
Barry
DD7 7RJ Carnoustie

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Visitor information Barry Mill

Opening hours

1 Sep–29 Oct, Thu–Sun, 10.30–16.30

Current period 30 Oct–1 Mar 2024, closed

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Admission

Adults£8.50
Reduced£7.50
Family£21.00
Family (1 adult)£15.50
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Barry, Carnoustie

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  • Apollo's Insights AI-Generated

    Barry Mill, located near Carnoustie in Scotland, offers visitors a glimpse into the traditional water-powered milling process. This well-preserved 19th-century mill provides an educational experience, demonstrating how grain was ground into flour using water power. The site features working machinery, allowing guests to see the mill in action during demonstrations. Visitors appreciate the knowledgeable and friendly staff who provide informative tours, explaining the history and mechanics of the mill. The picturesque setting along Barry Burn adds to the charm of the experience, with pleasant walks available in the surrounding area. While some find the exhibition space limited, most agree that the hands-on nature of the visit and the opportunity to purchase freshly ground flour make up for it. The mill's connection to local history and its role in showcasing traditional Scottish industry are highly valued by many visitors. However, some guests note that the site is relatively small and the visit may be brief for those not particularly interested in industrial heritage. Overall, Barry Mill offers an authentic and engaging look at a vital aspect of Scotland's agricultural past, though it may not appeal equally to all visitors.

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