The Mill at Anselma Preservation and Educational Trust, Inc.

1730 Conestoga Road, Chester Springs, PA 19425

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The Mill at Anselma Preservation and Educational Trust, Inc. is a historic site located at 1730 Conestoga Road in Chester Springs, Pennsylvania. This independent non-profit institution showcases Pennsylvania's cultural history through its intact 18th century mill and homestead setting. Visitors can walk along a mile of trails that pass by a historic railroad bed, mill pond, and the Pickering Creek.

In addition to being a tourist attraction, The Mill at Anselma now offers its space for events. Whether you're planning a wedding, corporate event, or special celebration, this institution can provide a unique and historic backdrop for your function.

The Mill at Anselma is open to the public on the second Saturday of each month from April through December, with demonstrations and tours available during that time. It also serves as a premier event space in the Greater Philadelphia area, perfect for hosting memorable gatherings.

If you're interested in supporting this institution, donations are welcome and tax deductible. The grounds are open daily from dawn to dusk, providing a tranquil and educational experience for visitors. Come explore the rich history and natural beauty of The Mill at Anselma.

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1730 Conestoga Rd, Chester Springs, PA 19425, United States

610-827-1900

anselmamill.org

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Matt Miller:

"Looking for an event venue? You can stop looking at the Mill. The entire team was amazing! They made the planning go very smoothly even stepping in to help coordinate with the tent vendor and following up throughout the process to ensure we had a successful event. They provided on site attendants during the normal Mill tour hours to ensure our areas were not interfered with. I can't say enough about the team, the location or the experience!"

1 year ago

Elizabeth Algeo:

"My husband and I stopped here today after reading about it on the pa.gov bread trail. We had a great tour guide, Mike, and learned a lot. We would like to return when the mill is running."

almost 2 years ago

Adam Finnefrock:

"This is a must visit -- one of the few working grist mills in the USA, in an excellent state of preservation. The volunteers who work here are great, truly knowledgeable and helpful. Once every month, they have a demonstration day where you can see the mill in operation from multiple viewpoints. An idyllic location."

almost 2 years ago

Nick Moore:

"Site of history in America and the foundation of the Philadelphia area. The nature trails are beautiful including the pond and lake from a distance"

almost 5 years ago

Laura Cherry:

"Great history! Love the trails. We saw lots of animal life! Beautiful property."

almost 5 years ago