The mill was built around 1798. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The miller's house is nearby.
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It is a beautiful part of the country. I was there once for a very short time when my husband and I were driving across the country back in the early 1980s. It looks like things haven’t changed in the countryside very much. So pretty.
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful views of the mill, the last photo and scene is gorgeous. Take care, have a happy day!
...Linda, your area is full of treasures and you shared some beauties. Thanks for joining the party, take care.
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Beautiful! I especially love the shot of the country lane :)
ReplyDeleteGostei de ver estas fotografias.
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The mill does look well cared for.
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What a cool old building!
ReplyDeleteThat’s wonderful! I’m so glad both the mill and home have been preserved. It’s cool to see an ordinary persons home, usually they are mansions or estates and plantations where the rich and famous of the day lived.
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