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134 Falls Mill Rd

Belvidere, TN 37306

+1 (931) 469-7161

http://www.fallsmill.com

Falls Mill in Belvidere, TN is a historic water-powered mill and museum that dates back to 1873. Originally built as a cotton and woolen factory, the mill has since been converted into a cotton gin, wood working shop, and grist mill. Today, it houses the Museum of Power and Industry, Inc., where visitors can witness the 32-foot waterwheel in action, powering machinery on multiple levels of the building.

Nestled in a picturesque green cove along the banks of Factory Creek, Falls Mill is a registered historic place and offers a unique glimpse into the region's industrial past. In addition to the mill and museum, visitors can also enjoy a cozy stay at the on-site log cabin bed and breakfast, which is open year-round.

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5.011 reviews

Weary T.

5/14/2021

05/13/2021 Open seasonal from April 1st to mid December. Admission is $5 adults, $4 seniors and $3 for children over 5 years old. Only open three (3) days a week on Thursday, Friday and...

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Robert G.

10/9/2022

My wife and I stopped here for a visit while on our return trip home from our road trip before going to Jack Daniel's. It was so beautiful and peaceful and a joy to just relax and walk about the...

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Traci C.

6/6/2021

Can't believe I live so close and had never been here until this weekend. So many cool pieces of machinery to check out, along with a lot of history and beautiful grounds to see - waterfall,...

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Kimi C.

5/27/2024

Amazing place to visit. Definitely worth a stop. The historic mill and the grounds are so beautiful and lovingly cared for by the owners, John and Jane. It's great to see a piece of history...

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Jin R.

7/25/2020

This place will take you back in the past. The old building is the old mill itself turned into a museum. I love that they sell local products from buckwheat flour, fresh milk, pancake mix,...

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