Nowadays, the mill is home to the Museum of East Riding Rural Life, where visitors can explore the history of the farming landscape and its village communities. The museum has very recently re-opened, greatly enlarged and refurbished with the help of a Heritage Lottery Grant (£236,000) and an additional funding by the European Regional Development Fund (£87,000) You can sample homemade cakes and pastries made from the Mill's flour at Millers Tea Room which is just next to the Mill.