Stretton Watermill is hosting a Tudor Festival this weekend (16-17th July) in Cheshire from 12-5pm. Sounds like a lot of fun!
‘Step back in time to 1596, when the mill was taken over by Ursula Leche of nearby Carden Hall, and experience an Elizabethan country fair. Costumed millers will operate the ancient machinery and grind flour and there will be demonstrations of lacemaking and Tudor medicine. Music of the period will be performed on a range of intriguing instruments by Richard and Elizabeth York and the sergeant of the local militia will be on the lookout for troublemakers, with offenders being placed in the stocks.’
For more information visit Events at Stretton Watermill.
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