Meopham Mill

Meopham Mill, a Grade II listed building, is situated within the Green Conservation area in the centre of Meopham and forms a highly distinctive feature in the village.

The mill was built in 1821 by the Killick brothers, a well known Kentish milling family and it is the last in a line of mills serving Meopham.

It was built as a 'model' mill to demonstrate milling, so was very well constructed.

John Norton and his nephew took over the mill from Thomas Killick in 1889 and in 1959, the Nortons transferred it to Kent County Council.

Meopham Mill is open to the public for part of the year and is looked after by the Meopham Mill Trust. The machinery is complete, although due to long term deterioration, it is not in working order.

Location

• At Meopham Green on the A227
• Grid Reference: TQ 639, 652
• Historic Environment Record number: TQ 66 NW 20
• Contact number: (01474) 813518/812794