Add to ORKGHuff’s Mill was built in 1857 by German immigrant Adolph Schweitzer and was located on Salt Creek, southeast of Nashville. One of fourteen mills that served the farmers in Brown County, it was made from native lumber and was a water-powered stone grist mill.Brown County Journe
Indiana Cotton Mills faced the Ohio River several hundred feet from its north bank. The building, ma...
Established in the mid-1830's, Indiana's oldest continuously operating grist mill still produces and...
Mills powered by water from the county streams and rivers provided local residents with a place to o...
Needing a closer place to take their corn and wheat, settlers in the area helped build Doughty’s Mil...
Samuel Snoddy bought a mill over Coal Creek in 1855. In 1869 he converted it to a successful flour m...
The mill seen here was owned by John Hammersley and located on Indian Creek several miles east of In...
The town of Huffman was originally called Huffmans Mill after the water mill built by George Huffman...
In 1860 Jonathan Shideler built a mill with a bow-shaped dam on his property about 3 miles from Will...
Beck’s Mill is a historic gristmill that was built by George Beck & sons. There have been three mill...
The Bakes family moved to Switzerland County in 1813. John Bakes started the first carding machine t...
In 1912 the Huffmans sold the mill and the dam was destroyed. The last steam mill at Huffman was run...
Brewersville was platted in 1837 and was named for Jacob Brewer. Nearby twelve years prior, the Kell...
In the mid 1830s Edward Bonney established a grist mill on the Little Elkhart River as it was near t...
Adams Mill on Wildcat Creek was built in 1845 and the area became a busy commercial center. The Penn...
The town of Monrovia was laid out in 1834. From early in the town’s history, mills have been a sourc...
Indiana Cotton Mills faced the Ohio River several hundred feet from its north bank. The building, ma...
Established in the mid-1830's, Indiana's oldest continuously operating grist mill still produces and...
Mills powered by water from the county streams and rivers provided local residents with a place to o...
Needing a closer place to take their corn and wheat, settlers in the area helped build Doughty’s Mil...
Samuel Snoddy bought a mill over Coal Creek in 1855. In 1869 he converted it to a successful flour m...
The mill seen here was owned by John Hammersley and located on Indian Creek several miles east of In...
The town of Huffman was originally called Huffmans Mill after the water mill built by George Huffman...
In 1860 Jonathan Shideler built a mill with a bow-shaped dam on his property about 3 miles from Will...
Beck’s Mill is a historic gristmill that was built by George Beck & sons. There have been three mill...
The Bakes family moved to Switzerland County in 1813. John Bakes started the first carding machine t...
In 1912 the Huffmans sold the mill and the dam was destroyed. The last steam mill at Huffman was run...
Brewersville was platted in 1837 and was named for Jacob Brewer. Nearby twelve years prior, the Kell...
In the mid 1830s Edward Bonney established a grist mill on the Little Elkhart River as it was near t...
Adams Mill on Wildcat Creek was built in 1845 and the area became a busy commercial center. The Penn...
The town of Monrovia was laid out in 1834. From early in the town’s history, mills have been a sourc...
Indiana Cotton Mills faced the Ohio River several hundred feet from its north bank. The building, ma...
Established in the mid-1830's, Indiana's oldest continuously operating grist mill still produces and...
Mills powered by water from the county streams and rivers provided local residents with a place to o...