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Historical
working
Mill
from
1852,
preserved
mill
with
a
complete
educational
tie
in
for
everyone.
Learn
how
to
mill
corn,
wheat,
flax
and
more
as
you
watch
the
process
to
mill
grains
by
hand,
by
hand
crank,
and
a
mill
stone.
Learn
about
the
history
behind
the
mill,
the
owner,
the
underground
railroad
road,
President
Lincoln
visiting
the
mill,
and
more.
View
all
4
levels
and
the
outside
to
this
working
Mill:
the
basement
shows
the
underground
railroad
artifacts
and
time
pieces
from
the
1850s,
a
giant
millstone
and
more.
The
first
floor
shows
how
to
mill
grain
and
gift
shop,
2nd
floor
you
learn
how
to
weave
thread
with
a
historical
working
weaving
machine
done
by
hand
and
foot
plus
other
neat
artifacts,
and
the
3rd
floor
you
see
what
a
general
store
would
have
looked
like,
a
child's
bedroom,
the
kitchen
and
a
general
room
in
a
home
in
the
1850s.
Also
learn
how
to
spin
wool
to
turn
it
into
thread.
The
outside
of
the
mill
you
can
walk
around
and
view
the
garden
that
is
planted
with
grains
from
that
era
to
be
milled,
learn
about
the
handmade
bricks
and
the
glass
and
the
white
oak
timbers
inside
the
mill
as
well
as
the
giant
water
wheel
that
powered
the
mill.
Such
an
excellent
and
awesome
learning
experience
for
my
family!
We
loved
it
and
hope
to
visit
again!