Hunterdon Co. | New Jersey | USA | 1798
Picture: Jim Miller 10/29/1987
Front picture of the 4.5 story stone mill with attached 2 story stone/frame addition which could have been sawmill or feed storage. Was Old Mill Shops in October, 1987 dealing mainly in antiques.
Picture: Jim Miller 10/29/1987
*Update: This mill was accessed from the river as well as the road out front; hitherto, something not mentioned in the literature. I know of only a few such mills in the USA that are built this way. Sometime in this mill's early history, grain was brought to the mill by boat and flour was shipped also by boat down the Delaware River. Five mill doors with a catshead atop, an incredible picture of access to this mill. I haven't as yet found any early pictures of such mill access from streams. Gordon Callison, Waverly, NY mill historian 04/22/2009*
Picture: Andrew Amante Spring 2008
The annex building on the right can be clearly seen attached to the mill on the left; however, the bridge between the buildings is not stable enough to walk through.
Picture: Jim Miller 10/27/2007
The Lowry Mill as viewed from Bucks Co., Pa. The fire escape stairs have been removed to eliminate climbing hazards. *Update: The mill is in Milford Borough, not Holland Township. Andrew Huzar 04/23/2009*
Picture: Jim Miller 10/27/2007
Slowly disappearing into the English Ivy, the double red doors of the mill still catch the eye. The caption provided by Andrew Amante.
"The people who walked in darkness have seen a great light."
Isaiah 9:2 NKJV
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Directions:
At Milford, New Jersey at the east end the bridge connecting Milford with Upper Black Eddy, Pennsylvania over the Delaware River. |
