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Wheal Martyn is a historic china clay mining site in Cornwall, England, notable for featuring a restored 19th-century waterwheel and working pits.
The Cedarburg Mill is a historic five-story gristmill built in 1855 in Wisconsin that anchored the early industrial development of the town.
Enfield Falls Mill is an 1839 turbine-powered New York gristmill in Robert H. Treman State Park, listed on the NRHP in 1979.
The Kennedy-Wade Mill is an early 19th-century merchant mill in Virginia, noted for its massive undershot waterwheel and preserved machinery.
Emmett Isaacs Mill is a North Carolina water-powered gristmill in Surry County, associated with rural cornmeal milling in the Yadkin region.
Causey's Mill is a historic gristmill constructed in 1866 by John Causey, surviving today as a historic site in Newport News, Virginia.
The Fair Haven Flour Mill is a historic 19th-century industrial mill building located in Vermont, recognized for its early regional production.
Janefield Mill is a historic 19th-century water-powered mill, notable for its surviving industrial architecture and role in local grain processing.
Hepburn's Werona Mill is a historic watermill located in Victoria, Australia, notable for its contribution to the region's early milling heritage.
The Glendining and McKenzie Mill is a historic 19th-century sawmill in Ontario, Canada, notable for representing early regional timber industries.
