Collier's Mill

150 ft. down stream, on the right bank of Tanyard Branch, stood an ante-bellum grist mill built & operated by Andrew J. Collier, pioneer resident of this area. (1827-1887).

A notable landmark at the time of the Battle of Peachtree Creek ...

Old Dowlin Mill

Part original structure. Famous landmark for 100 years. Originally grist and sawmill. Used as rendezvous by William H. Bonney (Billy, the Kid), Pat Garrett, Johnny Riley, J.J. Pershing (then Lt. at Ft Stanton) and other historic figures.

Marker is on Sudderth ...

Old Dowlin Mill

Famous New Mexico landmark for over 100 years. Original building still stands and water turns massive water wheel during the summer. Billy the Kid, Pat Garrett and General Pershing visited here. Turn on NM 48, 2.7 miles to west, then ...

Dungan’s Mill

6.5 miles northwest, at the mouth of Brush Creek, is a mill built by Jeremiah Dungan in 1779, and continuously operated since then. East of it was a stone fort erected by pioneers of the Watauga Settlement.

Dungan and other pioneers ...

Rocky Mount Mills

Second cotton mill in State. Building begun, 1818. Federals burned, 1863. Soon rebuilt.

Marker is on Falls Road (North Carolina Route 43/48), on the right when traveling north.

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Camperdown Mill

Greenville's first post-bellum textile mill was founded by Massachusetts mill owners George Hall, George Putnam, and O.H. Sampson, who came south to start a textile business after a disasterous fire in Boston. In cooperation with Vardry McBee's heirs, Alexander and ...

Mathews Mill Veterans Monument

West Side:

Forever Honour'd Forever Mourn'd

This tablet is reverently dedicated to the memory of

Thomas L. Hitt

Carl Henry Holder

who gave their lives for their country in the Korean Conflict

South Side:

Erected 1947

by

Employees and Management of

Mathews Mill

East Side:

In Memoriam

Here in enduring bronze are

recorded the ...

This Stone Marks the Site of the Fort at McDowell's Mill

Erected by John McDowell before 1754. It was used as a base of supplies and as a magazine until the erection of Fort Loudon in 1756. The military road from Pennsylvania, connecting with the Braddock Road at Turkey Foot, was ...

Miller's Station

Pre-Revolutionary house owned by Josiah Miller. Inherited by his son Luke, Major in the Morris County Militia. Property remained in family until 1889.

Marker is on Ridgedale Avenue just from Oxford Lane, on the right when traveling east.

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Field's Mill & Ferry

May 16, 1864. Butterfield's (3rd) div. 20th A.C., (US) instead of crossing at McClure's Ferry 2mi. downstream, sought to gain time by moving to Field's -- reaching here 11 P.M. Not until noon of the 17th was it across.