The earliest mill was built by Johann Heinrich Kersten in 1725. Kersten shortened his name to Kerst as many immigrants did to make for easier pronunciation. The second mill was built in 1841, a 40'x 55' limestone mill standing 3.5 stories and covered with stucco.

The photo shows the mill in relation to the surrounding farm buildings. The barn probably dates from the mid 1700's. The miller's house is out of the picture on the left. More info needed as to history of mill and the owners through the years.

A similar photo as the first picture taken in February of 1981; only, this photo was taken twenty-five years later.

The mill's outlet arch that leads into the mill pond for the used water, from Manatawny Creek, that once powered the mill.

The mill reflected in the mill pond.

The miller's house, c. 1772, is located east of the mill across the driveway to the property.

The mill, barn, and miller's house viewed from across the pond, a very idellic setting.

The barn, summer kitchen with bake-oven, out-buildings, and miller's house as viewed from across the fields.