A story from Annalong · ~35 min from Warrenpoint
The mill that kept turning
In short: Annalong Cornmill was one of the last working watermills in Northern Ireland, grinding into the 1960s, and its kiln, millstones, waterwheel and engine survive.
Annalong Cornmill was still working in the 1960s, one of the last working watermills in Northern Ireland. Its grain-drying kiln, millstones, waterwheel and back-up engine are all still there, showing how water power and machinery worked side by side.
Questions people ask
When did Annalong Cornmill stop working?
It was still working in the 1960s.
What can you see at Annalong Cornmill?
The grain-drying kiln, millstones, waterwheel and back-up engine.
Can you visit Annalong Cornmill?
Visits have been by pre-booked tour in recent seasons. Check opening arrangements before you travel.
When: 1960s. Sources: Working into the 1960s. Spotted something we should correct? Let us know.