The pre 1899 feed, grain, coal, & lumber mill just south of Bareville does not appear to have been ever water-powered. All photos taken by Robert T. Kinsey on Jan 02, 2007.

The side against the tracks was to the left of the front entrance and a two-windowed clerestory, from 1900, has been removed, as is evidenced by the shingled patch.

A sign on the building in the olod photo states that Fairbanks Standard Scales were in use. Another sign states: Baugh Animal Bone Fertilizers for sale here.

M.S. Graybill feedmill, then went to Floyd Graybill, who took John Harry from a boy's home as his child. John Harry married, Ella Martin, their son Richard L Harry went in partner ship with John Harry, then bought Grandma Harry's interest & now the property is in Myrtle Harry's Name. Here is the mill when my great, great, Grandpa had the mill, before dad turned it into a furniture store.

This sign was hanging on a rafter in a shed.

The owner's operate a modern furniture store, Harry's Furniture Center, Inc. on the off track side of the mill just to the right in the photo. The old mill is used for storage for the furniture store. An early picture from c. 1900 has the mill as painted gray with white trim. The end with the larger white, one-story shed built onto it was the main entrance in 1900, with a two-thirds porch on the right side end.

The owners said their grandfather worked at the mill and built the associated house. A older women who used to work at the mill, said that it was owned by C.w. Hershey at that time. Also an Atlas for Lancaster Co. for 1899, indicated C. W. Hershey Grist Mill at this location; although the old photo indicated the mill as C.M. Graybill Mill.

We recently found a feed bag for sale.

The furniture store owner, mill owner, said that the building in his back yard was part of the train station across the street from the mill. GPS: 40' 5.37N, 76' 9.83W 436'/133 meters Harrisburg Quadrangle

M.S.Graybill with his wife Hettie.

Feed recipe page for Bareville Poultry Feed, manufactured by M.S. Graybill & Son, Barevill, Pa

Richard L. Harry with company truck, Dad's parents John & Ella Martin Harry