Mill & Museum Tours

Antique machinery related to the mill’s history is exhibited on three floors of the building.  The mill stones,  broom making equipment, printing press, and dog powered butter churn are on the first level.  The country store, player piano, and weaving exhibit room are on the second floor. Hand looms, spinning wheels and a rare collection of 19th century power looms and wool carding machines are on display.  The third floor has the 60 foot long spinning mule and 100 year old graffiti. 

Falls Mill is open to the public for tours from 9 -4 on Thursday, Friday and Saturday from April through November.  Visitors start with an introductory video of the history of the mill, then take a self-guided tour through the building and scenic grounds.  Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.  The second and third floors are not handicapped accessible but the video shows these areas. Dress warmly during the cooler months as the mill building is not heated.  SEE CONTACT AND CALENDAR PAGE FOR LISTINGS OF SPECIAL EVENTS AND CURRENT HOURS OF OPERATION.

1866 Wool Carding Machine

All admission charges and donations are used for the development of educational exhibits and  the continuing restoration of Falls Mill by The Museum of Power and Industry, Inc., a non-profit organization. Admission is $7 for adults, $6 for senior citizens, Military and students, and $5 for children over 5.

Museum membership is available for $35 per year. Member benefits include free admission to the building and grounds,  newsletter Mill Musings published each winter and summer, invitation to the annual picnic, and all special events.

Falls Mill – 134 Falls Mill Road, Belvidere, TN  37306 (931) 469-7161