Museum Details
| Opening Hours | |
April May - September October |
Museum Description
A large evocative collection of over 5000 artefacts representing Zennor and the area of West Penwith from 3000 BC to the 1950s set within the garden of a 16th century Miller's cottage and fully restored working watermill producing stoneground flour. 12 themed areas including a working watermill, the miller's kitchen, a cobbler's shop, areas devoted to wheelwright's and blacksmith's work and others relating to mining, agriculture, archaeology, Zennor School, domestic life and the people of past Zennor. Light refreshments are available in the garden. There is a quality gift and bookshop selling organic stoneground flour milled on the premises.
| Type of Museum | Types of Collections | Facilities |
| Agricultural Heritage Fishing Folklore Industrial Heritage Local & Family History Maritime Mining Smuggling Social History | Agricultural Heritage | Toilets (adjacent in car park) Parking (in adjacent village car park) Shop Picnic Area Children's Activities |

