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RURAL LIFE CENTRE
SHALFORD MILL
THE SPIKE GUILDFORD
The Rural Life Centre is a museum of past 
Shalford Mill is a wonderful hidden gem, in 
As dusk creeps in on a dull wet September 
village life covering the years from 1750 to 
the quiet backwater of Shalford sitting across 
day just 100 years ago, the afternoon rain 
1960. It is set in over ten acres of garden and 
the clear water of the Tillingbourne stream. 
drips from overhanging shrubs lining Union 
woodland and housed in purpose-built and 
Lane, a lone vagrant drags his weary feet 
The National Trust runs regular guided tours 
reconstructed buildings including a chapel, 
along the narrow footpath towards a night 
of this well preserved early 18th century 
village hall, cricket pavilion and schoolroom. 
of cruel comfort. Six o’clock approaches he 
water mill. The building has remained 
Displays show village crafts and trade 
knows he is not alone, other ne’er do wells 
almost unaltered since ceasing operations 
such as wheelwrighting, bakers, vets and 
hope for a night at the Guildford Spike, salt 
in 1914. Although the water wheel no longer 
many more. An historic village playground 
stinging his eyes, he plods wearily on, he 
functions, it is still possible to trace the 
provides entertainment for children as does 
deserves no reward for his idleness.
remarkable journey of grain around the mill 
a preserved narrow guage light railway 
before it was bagged up and carted off to the 
Come and witness the life of an Edwardian 
which operates on Sundays. There is also 
bakers.
vagrant.
an arboretum with over 100 species of trees 
from around the world. 
SHALFORD,  
WARREN ROAD,   
Send a self-addressed envelope for a  
GUILDFORD, SURREY GU4 8BS
GUILDFORD, SURREY GU1 3JH
diary of events.
  >  01483 561389 
  >  01483 569944 
e   >  shalfordmill@nationaltrust.org.uk 
 >  07774 644779 
REEDS ROAD, TILFORD,  
w   >  www.nationaltrust.org.uk
  >  heritage@charlotteville.co.uk 
FARNHAM, SURREY GU10 2DL 
w   >  www.charlotteville.co.uk
opening times > 
  >  01252 795571
29 MAR - 1 NOV  Weds and Sun ONLY   
opening times > 
e   >  info@rural-life.org.uk
11:00 - 16:30  Guided tours only
Tues & Sat  10:00 - 16:00
w   >  www.rural-life.org.uk
admission >
admission > 
opening times > 
National Trust members FREE
Adult £3.50, Child/Concession £2.50
 
11 MAR - 31 OCT  Weds - Sun + BH  10:00 - 17:00
Adult £2.50, Child £1.25, Family £5
 
Winter Season: Weds & Sun  11:00 - 16:00
Booked Guided Tours: Group £3, Child £1.50
admission > 
(Premium Events excepted) 
NB: No parking at the property
Adult £7.50, Concession £6.50,  
Child £5.50, Family (2A + 2C) £22
www.visitsurrey.com 
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