Site of Grist Mill

Site of

Grist Mill

powered by this stream

and built for

the Rev. Wm. Leverich

1658

Marker is at the intersection of New York Avenue and Mill Lane, on the left when traveling north on New York Avenue.

Courtesy hmdb.org

The Meadow Run Grist Mill

Not far from the Tavern, the Michie family owned and operated a mill and general store. At the turn of the century the mill fell from decay. In order to recreate the Michie's Tavern-plantation (which stretched for several miles) Historic ...

Kitchell Grist Mill

In this area Joseph Kitchell who settled here in 1817 erected a Grist Mill and Distillery which eliminated the trip to Shakertown, Indiana where the farmers had previously taken their grain.

Horses were used for power, grain was taken in pay, ...

Mahlon Stacy’s Grist Mill

Trenton’s first industry. Built near here in 1679. Heirs sold mill and 800 acres to William Trent after 1704. He replaced it with a larger mill which continued under successive owners until 1828. Later converted to a cotton, and then ...

Log Grist Mill

This reconstructed early log mill was built originally at Roxbury by a miller named Cronin in 1805. It was in operation until 1918. It is now used as the Mountain Playhouse. As restored, it is a fine example of an ...

Denton Grist Mill

Otterkill On this stream the first grist mill was operated before 1785, owned by Jonas Denton and run by his son, Thomas Denton

Marker is on Brookside Avenue (New York Route 17M) ½ mile from Academy Avenue (New York Route 94), ...

Site of National Steam Grist Mill

Constructed 1867

by Peter M. Bare

Marker is at the intersection of Water Street and Washington Street, on the right when traveling west on Water Street.

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Wye Grist Mill and Museum

Out of hundreds of mills on the East Coast in colonial times, only a few survive, and fewer still operate. As the oldest working mill in Maryland (1682), the flour producing “grist” mill in front of you has participated in ...

William T. Miller Grist Mill

Stonemasons Joe E. Bishop, "Rocky" Davis, and "Old Frank" Hamilton built this 2-story native stone mill for William T. Miller (1846-1936) in 1882. Steam power was used to grind grain here until a crude oil engine was installed (1918). The ...

George Washington's Gristmill

In 1771, George Washington replaced a deteriorated gristmill that his father, Augustine, may have erected as early as the 1730s. The new mil ground grain from Mount Vernon and neighboring farms, and was outfitted with two pairs of millstones. In ...