The Mill at Anselma Preservation and Educational Trust, Inc. - Chester Springs, Pennsylvania

The Mill at Anselma Preservation and Educational Trust, Inc.

Located at 1730 Conestoga Rd, Chester Springs, PA 19425, United States, The Mill at Anselma Preservation and Educational Trust, Inc. is a historical landmark and flour mill that serves as a captivating tourist attraction. With a phone number of 6108271900 and website at anselmamill.org, this trust is dedicated to preserving and educating others about the rich history of this mill.

Specialties and Points of Interest

• Historical landmark
• Flour mill
• Tourist attraction

In addition to its specialties, The Mill at Anselma also offers several points of interest for visitors, including:

• On-site services
• Wheelchair-accessible car park
• Wheelchair-accessible entrance
• Good for kids

Visitors can explore the beautiful grounds, walking trails, and learn about the site's history in America and the foundation of the Philadelphia area. The nature trails are especially beautiful, featuring a pond and lake in the distance.

Average opinion: 4.8/5

The Mill at Anselma has received 56 reviews on Google My Business, with a high average rating. Many visitors appreciate the well-preserved mill, quiet grounds, and the opportunity to learn about the area's history. The mill is typically open for tours on the second Saturday of each month, allowing visitors to explore the property and its rich history.

👍 Reviews of The Mill at Anselma Preservation and Educational Trust, Inc.

Shelly

5/5

A beautiful bit of history here. Quiet grounds and walking trails.

Vanessa H.

5/5

Very well preserved old mill. The mill is open the second Saturday of the month. There are some short hiking trails of the property.

Nick M.

5/5

Site of history in America and the foundation of the Philadelphia area. The nature trails are beautiful including the pond and lake from a distance

Dana H.

5/5

Today was an open house day at the mill and we took a tour of the ground and buildings. Bring able to see the interior of the mill with all the equipment was fantastic. Only the water wheel was operating today but we plan on going back when they are making corn meal with the stones etc. The mill is really well preserved and still operates as it did 200 years ago. Recommended.

Laura C.

5/5

Great history! Love the trails. We saw lots of animal life! Beautiful property.

Matt M.

5/5

Looking for an event venue? You can stop looking at the Mill. The entire team was amazing! They made the planning go very smoothly even stepping in to help coordinate with the tent vendor and following up throughout the process to ensure we had a successful event. They provided on site attendants during the normal Mill tour hours to ensure our areas were not interfered with. I can't say enough about the team, the location or the experience!

Edge O. C. C.

5/5

The mill is practically in my backyard, but I have never been there until recently. I attended a fundraising event at the mill and had a wonderful time enjoying the historic mill, the natural beauty of the location and the local catering and live music. Since then they have asked our company to make some videos for them to help promote their venue. Each event they have hosted has been elegant and memorable. Great venue!

Adam F.

5/5

This is a must visit -- one of the few working grist mills in the USA, in an excellent state of preservation. The volunteers who work here are great, truly knowledgeable and helpful. Once every month, they have a demonstration day where you can see the mill in operation from multiple viewpoints. An idyllic location.