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Search (search by category and/or location) Choose a category Accommodation - Bed and Breakfast - Camping - Caravanning - Farm Stays - Hotels - Self Catering Beaches Business and Services Equipment Hire Help and Information Local Attractions Parks Recreational Facilities Toilets Choose a location Bath Bristol Cornwall Devon Dorset Gloucestershire Isles of Scilly Somerset Wiltshire   Advanced Search (Search by keyword or name) Castleton Waterwheel Museum Oborne Road Sherborne Dorset Tel: 01935 813 391 Accessible for wheelchair users Accessible for the visually impaired Accessible for the hearing impaired The waterwheel was built in 1869 by Stothert and Pitt was rebuilt in 1898 by Edward White. On open days the wheel can be seen working and driving an 1883 pump-set built by Sparrows of Martock. In addition, several stationary engines are on display as well as a wide range of relevant artefacts. Also on display is the Nether Cerne waterwheel, somewhat broken, but perhaps the oldest "all iron" wheel in England. Opening times: Open days during May-October, normally on the second Sunday of the month. Facilities include full disabled access including for those with visual and/or hearing impairments, guide dogs accepted.

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