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Greenbank Mill is a historic grist mill on Red Clay Creek in Marshallton, Delaware, now preserved as part of the Greenbank Mill Historic District. The present mill operation dates from the eighteenth century, and the site was sold in 1790 before Robert Philips arranged for Oliver Evans's automated milling system to be installed in 1793. Evans's equipment used elevators and conveyors to move grain through the process. The site is intended for visitors interested in Delaware's industrial, agricultural, and engineering history.
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