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The Old Mill at Berry College is a campus gristmill constructed in 1930 near Rome, Georgia, with labor supplied by Berry students. Its defining feature is a 42-foot overshot waterwheel, commonly identified by the college as one of the largest operating waterwheels in the world. The structure reflect...
Tørning Mølle is a historic watermill at Tørning in southern Jutland, Denmark, where local water power supported milling and later industry.
Młyn Wodny w Oliwie is a historic watermill in Gdańsk-Oliwa, Poland, associated with the district's long tradition of water-powered industry.
McCormick Mill is a historic water-powered gristmill at the McCormick family farm, known as Walnut Grove, in Virginia. The mill formed part of the agricultural setting in which Cyrus McCormick grew up and developed the mechanical reaper associated with his family's farm. Its waterwheel and milling m...
Blåbæk Mølle is a Danish complex first recorded in 1472; its 1828 windmill supplemented the watermill when the Faxe River supplied too little water.
Dellinger Mill is a historic water-powered gristmill located in Mitchell County, North Carolina, constructed around 1901. The mill operated commercially grinding corn and wheat until the mid-20th century, utilizing water from the North Toe River. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, t...
