An early frame flour mill in the Boro. of Lebanon at 803 Maple Street. The approximately 50'x50' 3.5/4 story structure is different in that it has two sets of 3 doors, each culminating in a sack lift (catshead). Then a one story clerestory sits atop the whole structure. The mill once drew water from the Old Union Canal but was converted to Steam power in 1848. There are frame add-ons on either side of the mill. The main mill sructure is covered in asphalt shingle siding. It was operating as late as the 1950's, producing flour. Now known as Brandt's Mill and Saddlery