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 ...

Site of the Myers-Bogert Grist Mill

Abraham Myers established a grist mill at this site on the Hackensack River prior to 1765. Inherited by son John who operated the mill until his death in 1829, it was continued by his son-in-law James Bogert. Long known as ...

Marine Mill Site

One of Minnesota's first major industries was born here on August 24, 1839, when the slow, cumbersome up-and-down saw of the Marine Lumber Company cut the first commercial lumber in the state from trees felled in the rich white pine ...

Site of The Battle of Dingle's Mill

This tablet marks

the site of the Battle

of Dingle's Mill

fought April 9, 1865

between

Potter's Brigade

and

the Reserve South

Carolina Malitia C.S.A.

Erected by

Dick Anderson

Chapter U.D.C.

(Lower stone marker text)

The adjacent marker was first placed on

the ...

Site of Stamping Mill

Stamping Mill

Built on Green Limb Branch

near here.

Locally called

"Tunking Mill"

from sound of blows

of heavy hammers.

Marker is on Carranza Road 1.5 miles south of Forked Neck Road/Bozarthtown Road, on the left when traveling south.

Courtesy hmdb.org

Hopper Gristmill Site

Built as a gristmill about 1760 by Lambartus Laroe and sold to Thomas Boggs in 1764, it had a pair of millstones. Boggs also ran a tavern in his nearby home. Owned by David Baldwin during the Revolution, the mill ...

Site of Ellerson’s Mill

The foundation of the mill was located in the depression below the road bed. The millrace that supplied water to power the mill was built along the base of the hill and remnants can be seen today. The mill pond ...

Gibson's Mill Site

Wilson's Creek

In the summer of 1861, the small mill of John Gibson stood here. Although Confederate soldiers camped nearby and Union soldiers forded the stream here, the mill escaped the heavy fighting that raged just downstream.

In 1966 archeologists discovered parts ...

Yukon Saw Mill Office Historic Site

The Yukon Saw Mill Company was one of the first to cut timber in the Klondike, registering its first timber lease in March of 1898. At its peak, the company’s machine shop was the largest north of Vancouver, and its ...

Site of White's Mill

About 1 ½ miles south of here on Fishing Creek were a house and mill mentioned on a 1766 royal land grant to Hugh White. British Colonel Banastre Tarleton and his Legion were encamped at White's Mill for several days ...