In 2003 Howsham Mill was a ruin hidden in the trees on a small island in the River Derwent, five miles downstream from Malton. The vision of the newly-formed Renewable Heritage Trust was to restore the building back to its Georgian Gothic glory with a new use as an environmental education centre, generating hydro-electricity from the waterwheel and the first Archimedes screw turbine installed in the UK.

Howsham Mill is an enchanting venue for many types of events. Whether it’s a craft workshop, meeting, or conference. Contact us to find out how we can cater to your requirements, and take a look at our events and see what is up-coming.

The regeneration of Howsham Mill would not have been possible without generous public support. We are still raising money for projects and looking for volunteers. Find out how you can help support the project.