Timm’s Mill, Goole

Timm’s Mill, located at 32 Milton Street in Goole, stands as a significant historical landmark within the East Yorkshire landscape. This site offers visitors a unique opportunity to connect with the industrial heritage and past of Goole. While the specific operational details and history of the mill are not extensively documented in the available information, its designation confirms its importance as a local heritage asset. It invites contemplation on the former industries and daily life that shaped this part of Yorkshire.

As a historical landmark, Timm's Mill is a place for discovery and reflection rather than a provider of services. It serves as an architectural remnant and a quiet testament to the town's evolution, appealing to those with an interest in local history and urban development. Visitors are encouraged to appreciate the structure and its context within the Goole area.

Visiting Information

Opening hours for Timm’s Mill are not available, nor is information regarding accessibility features or payment options. Visitors planning a trip are advised to consider that this site may be best viewed from the exterior, depending on its current state and public access provisions.