description Hepburn's Werona Mill Overview
Hepburn’s Werona Mill, also called Hepburn’s Flour Mill or Captain Hepburn’s Mill, was a water-powered flour mill associated with settler John Hepburn near Kingston in Victoria, Australia. Built in 1841, it used a diversion from Hepburn Lagoon, a water race, and a waterwheel to process grain; the site now survives mainly as archaeological remains, including foundations and milling infrastructure. The site is significant for documenting early flour milling and the transfer of British milling technology to colonial Victoria.
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