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White Mill is a historic water-powered corn mill on the River Stour near Sturminster Marshall in Dorset, England. The site has medieval origins, while the surviving brick building and much of its milling equipment reflect later rebuilding and operation. Preserved by the National Trust, it contains machinery associated with grinding grain and provides visitors with evidence of the technology, working practices, and rural economy of traditional British milling.

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Where is White Mill in Dorset?

White Mill is on the River Stour near Sturminster Marshall in Dorset, England. Its water-powered machinery used the river as its energy source.

How old is White Mill?

The site has medieval origins. However, the surviving brick building and much of its milling equipment come from later rebuilding and operation.

What did White Mill produce?

White Mill was a water-powered corn mill. Its machinery was used for processing grain into flour or other milled products.

Who preserves White Mill?

The National Trust preserves White Mill. Its work protects both the historic building and the surviving milling equipment.

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