History

An early 19th-century mechanical cloth shearing machine known as a cross-cutter has been added to the display. This machine spent its working life at Wallbridge Mill, down the valley near Stroud. There is an exhibition showing the historic development of the Dunkirk Mills site during the 18th and 19th centuries on display.

Directions

By car: Parking is located at the Cycle Trail Car Park: in Nailsworth, take the Egypt Mill turn off the A46 and park in the Cycle Trail Car Park beyond the fire station. Dunkirk Mill is a fifteen-minute walk along the path. Turn right at the sign and follow the steps down under the old railway tunnel. At the end of the railings, the Museum is on your left.
By Bus: Stagecoach run services to Nailsworth. Buses stop on the A46 at Dunkirk Mill. Follow the driveway towards Visitor Parking, and the Museum is on your right.

Access & Facilities

Some disabled parking is available beside the Dunkirk Mill Museum. Follow signs towards Visitor Parking, and the Museum is on your right. It is fully accessible for wheelchair users.

Toilet and Disabled Toilet are available.

Nearby
There are plenty of excellent cafes and eateries in Nailsworth town.