Great experience. Friendly staff/volunteers. Fantastic setting right next to the canal.

Little quirky museum with amazing staff who carry out the shows and truly engage the visitors. Despite my late arrival, I was made to feel welcomed and the attention and knowledge given by the staff to ensure that I could learn more about the steam machines and how they operated and still do was appreciated.

Fascinating insight into the 19th/20th century ceramics industry. Check opening times before visiting

Such a wonderful place to visit. Very interesting history. Definite must see. The volunteers are lovely, very helpful and very passionate. Help support them to keep the place running

I went on one of their steam days (check the website for dates) and watched the stream engine start up and run. The safety railing keeps you safe while still being right up close to the moving parts. Very friendly volunteers who are happy to answer questions. You can also watch the blacksmith at work and she has a variety of hand made pieces for sale.

Wonderful experience for those of us who love industrial heritage sites. Our guide was Bernard and he spent 2 hours telling us about the history of the mill which has the only remaining operational steam driven potters' mill in the world. Sadly, it wasn't working the day we were there. They fire up the boiler about 5 or 6 times a year and it takes 5 days to build up enough steam but it would be worth some forward planning to see it going. Bernard was excellent.

The biggest sign at the entrance is for the tea room - that's my kind of museum. Lovely teacakes (cheese oatcakes also sold). Hoping for light lunches, but no. Steaming weekend so the mill is in use. Up close to a beam engine and grinders.

Volunteer-run museum exhibiting steam engines. Worth a visit and the short walk along the canal from the station on a steaming day to see the engine in action.

Really enjoying looking at how things works and the interactive station

Great little museum and former flint and bone mill site. Staff are wonderful. My Dad had a medical emergency whilst there, and the volunteers and staff were absolutely fantastic. Couldn't do enough for us. Will definitely go back.

Very interesting never new there was so much there well worth a visit

The flint and bone mill was amazing. All the volunteers were friendly and knowledgeable. The boiler was running so we saw all of the working parts moving. Had entertaining time in the boiler room where the young man demonstrated with a hoop the gap he has to crawl through to clean it. A bonus on that day was a display of static engines right beside the scenic canals.

Excellent museum, volunteers are all very informative, it was in steam when I went which was fascinating. Highly recommended.

Excellent museum, volunteers are all very informative, it was in steam when I went which was fascinating. Highly recommended.

Our tour guy Bernard was brilliant and knowledgeable. If you are in to steam engines, gears, oil and the pottery industry then this is a must do. Absolutely brilliant

So interesting, and much bigger than expected. The volunteers lovely, and very knowledgeable. Would like to go back when everything is fired up!

Absolutely excellent museum with first class volunteer staff. Funding changes have left this slightly hidden gem in an awkward position. It is open only on certain weekends and, semi-officially, on Fridays.This glimpse into Potteries industrial heritage was a privilege.

Really interesting to how the old days work and the cars was nice attraction today

Nice looking museum along the canal. It will be great when it re opens

Classic car show not over busy but nice to be they meeting nice ppl good day out gave the lod girl a nice drive around stoke at 74 old she a great fun to drive not slow

Really interesting to see the history and method of making bone China. Dates from 1857. However only open on notified days.

Take a walk a enjoy...