Discover how yarn was spun at Northern Ireland's last working water-powered linen beetling mill and enjoy a woodland river walk.
Situated in a peaceful, wooded glen along the Ballinderry River, Wellbrook Beetling Mill stands as a reminder of Ulster’s once-flourishing linen industry that dates back to the late seventeenth century.
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
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| EHOD | Free |
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