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Arva Flour Mill is a historic gristmill established in 1819 in Ontario, Canada, notable for being one of North America's oldest continuously operating mills.

Thompson's Mills is an Oregon state heritage site near Shedd, first built in 1858 and among Oregon's oldest water-powered businesses.

Tyrone Mills is a historic 1846 water-powered mill in Ontario, Canada, notable for functioning continuously as both a sawmill and a commercial gristmill.

Letheringsett Watermill is a Grade II* mill in Norfolk, England, built in 1802 and regarded as the county's last fully operational flour watermill.

Caudwell's Mill is a Grade II* roller flour mill at Rowsley, Derbyshire, built by John Caudwell in 1874 and later preserved with original machinery.

Weisenberger Mill is Kentucky's oldest continuously operating grain mill, bought by Augustus Weisenberger in 1865 and rebuilt in 1913.

Redbournbury Mill is a Grade II* flour mill in Hertfordshire, England, with a Domesday site history and a surviving mill building dating from about 1780.

Queen's Mill is a historic flour mill in Castleford, England, widely noted for housing what was historically the world's largest commercial stone-grinding operation.

Little Salkeld Watermill is an 18th-century watermill in Cumbria, England, built in 1745 and known for traditional stoneground flour milling.