Ohio archæological and historical publications (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by F.J. Heer · leaf 65
the mill ceased to be of value it was sold. The new proprietorblew it up wath dynamite, in order to extend his stone quarryunderneath it. The dam is at a very narrow part of the streamhard by, composed of heavy beams. The mill race was coveredfrom the dam to its junction with the mill. A part still… … Proceeding eastward, leaving the Hemlock Grove, we nextcame to the site of the IMill Family, not a single building of Rise, Progress and Extinction of the Shakers. oo which remains; nor are the foundations in a good state of pres-ervation, save that of the saw-mill, close by the great dam ofearth…
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