A smaller mill of limestone measuring about 35'X 45' of 2.5 stories in height. The mill had been in the Kutz family for 4 generations. The mill is on the Kutz Farm property.

A view of the mill from the back toward Sacony Creek and the covered bridge showing the outlet arches for letting water back to the creek after its power had been harnessed by the mill equipment.

A little better view of the bridge from behind the mill. The headrace has one side of the wall remaining, then is capped off about 12' prior to entering the mill through a pipe of some sort.

The mill straight on 14 years after the first picture was taken. The ivy has been taken off and brush trimmed back. The mill contains some of the original gears, shafts, rollers and the millstone crane.

The mill race is still existing. The owner in 2001, Steve Sharadin, planned to repair some windows and do some needed stone work on the mill at 152 Kutz Mill Road, Kutztown, Pa.

The owner in 2006, perhaps the same, plans to maintain the mill for the next owner. Not major renovation, just necessary maintanence.