Results for Mill Creek
Telegraph Street / Millcreek Mills
Telegraph Street. When Washington was laid out in May, 185...
Pettibone Creek Mills
In 1846 Major F. Lockwood built a dam and sawmill on Petti...
Fisher's Mill on Gill Creek
About 1800, Col. Thomas Taylor erected the small building,...
Results for Mill Creek
Telegraph Street / Millcreek Mills
Telegraph Street. When Washington was laid out in May, 1857, there was not a street named or located where Telegraph Street is today. It was not until the resurvey of January, 1873, ordered by Wm. Snow, Judge of the Probate ...
Pettibone Creek Mills
In 1846 Major F. Lockwood built a dam and sawmill on Pettibone Creek northeast of Livingston and Harvey Lake Roads. This sawmill supplied lumber to Highland's earliest settlers until it burned in 1863. In 1867 Chester Chatfield build a cider ...
Fisher's Mill on Gill Creek
About 1800, Col. Thomas Taylor erected the small building, 1/4 mile upstream, where cotton goods were woven for his plantation needs. Here John and Edward Fisher later established one of the earliest spinning mills in Richland County, using slave labor ...
