completed and opened. This working Stellingmolen windmill produces stone-ground flour, which can be purchased inside the mill's Dutch Deli. Visitors can climb up three floors, to witness the wooden mechanical workings of the mill in action - examples of traditional Dutch 17th Century engineering. The miller sets the blades in motion on windy days, and is available for tours to explain the history of milling, or for a more casual conversation. The Foxton Fizz factory, opened in 1918, is open to visitors. The National Museum of Audio Visual Arts & Sciences, also known as the MAVTech Museum, opened in the 1970s. It's located in authentic restored movie theatre, first opened as the Coronation Hall in 1911, was exhibits the development of audiovisual technology. The Foxton Courthouse building houses the Foxton Museum, which was closed due to earthquake risk. Flax Stripper Museum, a museum about the area's flax industry history, opened in 1990. Education Manawatū College is a co-educational state secondary school, with a roll of as of . Foxton has two co-educational state primary schools for Year 1 to 8 students: Foxton School, with a roll of ,. and Coley Street School, with a roll of . St Mary's School is a co-educational state-integrated Catholic primary school for Year 1 to 8 students, with a roll of . References External links Foxton, New Zealand Populated places in Manawatū-Whanganui Populated places on the Manawatū River