At its peak the mill complex occupied about 6 acres (2.4 ha).
In addition to the sawmill there was a planing mill, storage sheds, the steamboat levee, and piles of cut lumber, shingles, and laths.
Between 1888 and 1895 all the wooden buildings were dismantled and the machinery sold off.
All that remained were the stone walls of the 1873 sawmill and its water wheel.
Today a historical marker stands by the entrance to the property, and an open lawn leads to an overlook of the sawmill ruins.
A short interpretive trail leads past the faint foundations of two other mill complex buildings.
The stream that powered the mill still runs through the site.
At its peak the mill complex occupied about 6 acres (2.4 ha). In addition to the sawmill there was a planing mill, storage sheds, the steamboat levee, and piles of cut lumber, shingles, and laths. Between 1888 and 1895 all the wooden buildings were dismantled and the machinery sold off. All that remained were the stone walls of the 1873 sawmill and its water wheel. Today a historical marker stands by the entrance to the property, and an open lawn leads to an overlook of the sawmill ruins. A short interpretive trail leads past the faint foundations of two other mill complex buildings. The stream that powered the mill still runs through the site.
Marine Mill