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Visiting Hours
Summer
Mondays to Fridays
Saturdays
Sundays
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10am to 7pm
10am to 2pm
closed
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Milling demonstrations 11am, 3pm
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Winter
Mondays to Fridays
Saturdays
Sundays
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10am to 4pm
10am to 2pm
closed
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Milling demonstrations 11am, 3pm
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The museum is open to the public after these hours by arrangement with management.
Admission Fees
Self guided tours
Milling demonstration
School tours by arrangement
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R10 donation
R20 per person
R10 per person
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| French burr stones are not cut from one piece, but are built up from sections of quartz, cemented together with plaster, dressed with a pattern to assist with the grinding, and bound with iron bands. French Burr comes from the Marne Valley in northern France |
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| A plan showing the original the watercourses and pipes to and on the Mariedahl Estate. |
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| The original 'Josephine Mill' Flour brand. |
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| The Cornish steam boiler discovered on the banks of the Liesbeek River covered in debris during the restoration. Affirming evidence indicating that Josephine’s was once a steam mill. Now on display at the Mill. |
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An etching of the Mill and Mill House circa 1888. Note the tall chimney; a feature added after Jacob Letterstedt's death
in 1863. |
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