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	The Inn at Gristmill Square
		Located in the heart of the picturesque village of Warm Springs, The Inn at Gristmill Square offers a unique and peaceful escape from the rush and noise of everyday life.
		Gristmill Square is like a small 19th century mountain village, with lovingly-restored historic buildings, fresh-baked muffins every morning, and an elegant restaurant housed in the converted mill.
		The present mill building was erected in 1900 and operated as a gristmill until 1971, when the building was converted into the Waterwheel Restaurant.
	www.gristmillsquare.com (277 words)

	Antiques and the Arts Online - George Washington's Gristmill Grinds After 200 Years
		Although the original gristmill structure no longer exists, in 1993 the Commonwealth of Virginia reconstructed Washington's mill on the original site, based on a combination of documentary and archaeological evidence and opened its doors to the public.
		After further cleaning, the sacks of grain are delivered to the gristmill to be ground into flour and packed in barrels.
		The total cost of the gristmill project including restoring the millworks, installing a water circulating system to power the mill wheel, fabricating and installing the Evans system and adding parking and other conveniences to support the anticipated increase in visitation will be approximately $1.2 million.
	antiquesandthearts.com /GH0-03-19-2002-11-25-20 (809 words)

	THE SHAW CABIN AND GRISTMILL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Although the Shaw Cabin, now located at the Log Cabin Village, Fort Worth, Texas, was not originally a gristmill, both the structure and the machinery found inside date back to the 19th century and are of historical importance.
		The Shaw gristmill is one of the few working gristmills remaining in the state of Texas.
		Since 1970, the Shaw gristmill has delivered fresh, warm, and ready to use cornmeal, crushed by the same millstones and in the same fashion of over a century ago.
	www.logcabinvillage.org /shaw.htm (395 words)

	The Inn at Gristmill Square
		Located in the heart of the picturesque village of Warm Springs, The Inn at Gristmill Square offers a unique and peaceful escape from the rush and noise of everyday life.
		Gristmill Square is like a small 19th century mountain village, with lovingly-restored historic buildings, fresh-baked muffins every morning, and an elegant restaurant housed in the converted mill.
		The present mill building was erected in 1900 and operated as a gristmill until 1971, when the building was converted into the Waterwheel Restaurant.
	www.gristmillsquare.com /?subject=InquiryFrom:BestRomanticInns.com (277 words)

	Inn at Gristmill Square, Warm Springs, Virginia
		A Virginia historic landmark, Gristmill Square is like a small 19th century mountain village, with lovingly-restored historic buildings, fresh-baked muffins every morning, and an elegant restaurant housed in the converted mill.
		Welcome elements of the modern world intrude gently – each room has a private bath, cable TV and private phone line, and a day spa and gift shops are on the grounds.
		The Waterwheel Restaurant, located in the original gristmill building, offers selections such as fresh local trout, roast duckling and tournedos au poivre in an elegant country setting.
	www.thinkaboutinns.com /gristmill.htm (354 words)

	Gristmill Trail
		Starting back in the 1600's this power was used to operate gristmills (to grind grain) and sawmills.
		Research shows that the plant has properties as an astringent (it shrinks tissue) whether it is taken internally or applied to the skin.
		Gristmill Trail was officially opened in 2000 and is located on property purchased from the Bridgeport Hydraulic Company as part of the referendum in 1997.
	www.sheltontrails.org /gristmill.htm (687 words)

	Gristmill's blog \| Music For America
		By Gristmill on January 20, 2007 - 3:29pm.
		By Gristmill on January 6, 2007 - 3:16pm.
		Shithole or not, the bus -- which runs on biodiesel and "smells of French fries a lot," Gray told me -- is a perfect symbol of the type of tour that Gray and his fellow bandmates have undertaken.
	www.musicforamerica.org /blog/9600 (1173 words)

	Homestead Gristmill
		In 2000, the craftsmen of Homestead Heritage carefully documented and dismantled the Teeter mill and restored it in its new location at Homestead Heritage in central Texas.
		Given a new life as Homestead Gristmill, the mill is open to the public year round, grinding fresh whole wheat flour, corn meal, and other grains much as it did over 230 years ago.
		This excerpt from a 1768 land deed is the first known written record of our Homestead Gristmill along the Hollow Brook or Mill Creek in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, when a German immigrant named Asher Mott decided to sell his share of the family property to his older brothers, John and Gershom, for £1,000.
	www.homesteadgristmill.com /information.php?info_id=1 (322 words)

	Gristmill Trail
		Starting back in the 1600's this power was used to operate gristmills (to grind grain) and sawmills.
		Research shows that the plant has properties as an astringent (it shrinks tissue) whether it is taken internally or applied to the skin.
		Gristmill Trail was officially opened in 2000 and is located on property purchased from the Bridgeport Hydraulic Company as part of the referendum in 1997.
	borntoexplore.org /trails/gristmill.htm (687 words)

	Vandals trash Washington's gristmill in Fayette (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Gristmill Park has been a target of vandals before, but never had it been damaged so extensively, said Joan Lyons, a member of the heritage society's board.
		Washington opened his gristmill in hopes of generating income from the land.
		The heritage society formed in 1988 and made restoration of the gristmill one of its goals.
	www.post-gazette.com /pg/06188/704065-85.stm (460 words)

	Interactive Dig Mt. Vernon - Archaeological Survey & Testing of Gristmill Park
		The Commonwealth of Virginia had owned the seven-acre property of Washington's gristmill, distillery, and cooperage since 1932 and had operated it as a rather sleepy historical site.
		Soon after agreeing to restore the 1930s reconstruction of George Washington's 1770 gristmill, Mount Vernon began to contemplate changes to the property to accommodate increased visitors a working mill would attract.
		Through careful excavation combined with historical and comparative research, we hoped to discover more about the appearance of the structure, the layout of the equipment within the structure, and how the distillery operated, but it would be almost two years before we could return to begin our excavation.
	www.archaeology.org /interactive/mtvernon/survey.html (961 words)

	Utopia Gristmill Preservation - Online Petition
		During the past 5 years, through the efforts of a small committee, the political leaders and staff of Essa Township and a generous community, an 1864 Gristmill was saved from wrecker's ball and privatization.
		To Township of Essa: I/we the undersigned believe the Utopia Gristmill should continue to be preserved and restored as a working mill and conservation and educational resource for the benefit of Essa residents, Canadians, International visitors, Historical and Conservation enthusiasts and other concerned organizations.
		Therefore, I/we are asking the Township of Essa to continue and renew their support of the past 5 years to ensure a preserved, renovated, publicly accessible, and long-term viable working Gristmill.
	www.gopetition.co.uk /online/4644.html (303 words)

	Gristmill Trail
		Starting back in the 1600's this power was used to operate gristmills (to grind grain) and sawmills.
		Research shows that the plant has properties as an astringent (it shrinks tissue) whether it is taken internally or applied to the skin.
		Gristmill Trail was officially opened in 2000 and is located on property purchased from the Bridgeport Hydraulic Company as part of the referendum in 1997.
	www.borntoexplore.org /trails/gristmill.htm (718 words)

	Twing Gristmill
		The brick gristmill, the only building to remain of the large complex, is representative of Barre's pre-railroad industries.
		Built in 1844, when Twing was sixty, the gristmill was based on the latest technological innovations and developments.
		For a utilitarian building, Twing's gristmill was unusually ornamented, especially the interior, possessing a double spiral staircase, paneled walls, marbleized columns, and wallpaper.
	www.cr.nps.gov /nr/travel/centralvermont/cv24.htm (312 words)

	Joshua's Trust - Joshua's Tract Conservation and Historic Trust, Inc. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The Gurleyville Gristmill was for some years operated by the family of Wilbur Lucius Cross, a four-term governor of Connecticut.
		Unusual in gristmills is the basement, where a huge water wheel once turned from water diverted under the building from the Fenton River.
		Michael's Preserve is a 5.5 acre natural area which surrounds the meadow (view a map of the preserve surrounding the Gristmill here).Nipmuck Trail crosses the property, following the river where the remains of several mill sites and raceways are visible.
	www.joshuaslandtrust.org /gristmill.html (463 words)

	Saint Vincent Archabbey Gristmill
		The image below shows the stages that grain follows through the gristmill.
		Click on the numbers to see pictures and a description of the individual step, or scroll down to read an overview of the whole process.
		START: Grain enters the gristmill and is raised by Grain Elevator 1 to...
	benedictine.stvincent.edu /gristmill/gristmill/milling/milling.html (348 words)

	Gristmill River Restaurant in Austin, TX - AOL City Guide
		Woodsy, rustic and romantic all at the same time, the Gristmill is a perfect spot for an intimate dinner.
		The Gristmill changes hours with the seasons, but offers catering services and will host parties and private dinners throughout most of the year.
		Located next to the well-known Gruene Dance Hall, the Gristmill makes an ideal option for dinner before a night of dancing or listening to live music.
	search.cityguide.aol.com /austin/restaurants/gristmill-river-restaurant/v-109219251 (354 words)

	George Washington's Mount Vernon - Distillery & Gristmill
		Washington erected a large stone gristmill in 1771 to increase production of flour and cornmeal, and to be able to export high quality flour to the West Indies, England, and Europe.
		The distillery was the largest in America, producing 11,000 gallons of whiskey in 1799, making it one of the most successful economic enterprises at Mount Vernon.
		Demonstrations of the mill are given by millers in early-American attire.
	www.mountvernon.org /visit/plan/index.cfm/pid/356/cfid/5995855/cftoken/74967819 (442 words)

	Amazon.com: gristmill (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Gristmill: A novel by George S Caldwell (Unknown Binding - 1975)
		Waterwheels and millstones: A history of Ohio gristmills and milling (Historic Ohio buildings series) by D. W Garber (Unknown Binding - 1970)
		"The oldest gristmill in the county!" Jaston nearly...
	www.amazon.com /s?ie=UTF8&keywords=gristmill&index=blended&page=1 (441 words)

	The INN at Gristmill Square, Warm Springs, Virginia
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		A Virginia historic landmark conveying the romance and tradition of the Allegheny mountains.
		Located on a designated historic site, an old gristmill and flsmith shop are among the five restored 19th century buildings comprising this handsome inn.
	www.bestromanticinns.com /Gristmill/GristmillSquare.htm (318 words)

	Saint Vincent Gristmill to host Lincoln Highway Exhibit June 4-29 - Saint Vincent College
		The Saint Vincent Gristmill Museum on Beatty Road will host a traveling exhibit on the Lincoln Highway from June 4 to 29.
		The museum is located in the historic Saint Vincent Gristmill, built in 1854, adjacent to the Gristmill General Store.
		Additionally, the Gristmill now offers a Coffeehouse with a variety of hot and cold coffee and espresso drinks.
	www.stvincent.edu /special_annouce/saint_vincent_gristmill_to_host_lincoln_highway_exhibit_june_4-29 (130 words)

	Gristmill (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The water powered Gristmill was built in 1828 and originally operated with a wooden water wheel.
		In 1882, the wheel was replaced with a more efficient "side winder" water turbine.
		The mill was used to grind and process wheat, corn, other grains which were stored and sold in the General Store.
	www.batstovillage.org /gristmill.htm (51 words)

	Active.com \| Babcock Gristmill Grinder (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Go past the Gristmill, left and up the paved road.
		The Babcock Gristmill Grinder is a truly spectacular trail course through the rugged terrain of Babcock State Park.
		This event will challenge you with single track trails, occasional short road sections and it will reward you with spectacular overlooks, lush green moss and ferns, rhododendron tunnels, waterfalls and more.
	www.active.com /event_detail.cfm?event_id=1382570 (149 words)

	Pine Run Gristmill
		Ohio's first hydropower project -- a gristmill at the confluence of Wolf Creek and the Muskingum River some 20 miles from Ohio's first settlement at Marietta--had a shaky start.
		Potts Mill opened in December 1790 but closed a month later when Wyandots and Lenni Lenape Indians killed settlers at nearby Big Bottom.
		Clifton Mill in Clifton is one the country's last water- powered gristmills.
	www.greenenergyohio.org /page.cfm?pageId=336 (162 words)

	George Washington's Gristmill at Mount Vernon: Virginia Is For Lovers
		George Washington's Gristmill at Mount Vernon: Virginia Is For Lovers
		George Washington’s Gristmill at Mount Vernon is open seven days a week, April through October.
		George Washington's Gristmill returned to the grind, and became a part of Mount Vernon, in 2002 after five years of research and restoration work conducted by Mount Vernon.
	www.virginia.org /site/description.asp?AttrID=23854&MGrp=1&MCat=2&MItm=55&Rgn=10000 (181 words)

	Remodeling : Gristmill Home : Home & Garden Television
		Lois and Robert Ely live in a converted gristmill in Pickaway County, Ohio, on the shores of Deer Creek.
		Robert and Lois maintained the grounds as a bed and breakfast inn and a gristmill museum over a period of approximately 10 years, and their property earned a berth on the Naional Register of Historic Places.
		The antique furnishings from the former mill include a 175-year-old desk in the foyer and the reinstalled milling equipment in the basement, which Robert and Lois regularly use to grind cornmeal and flour.
	www.hgtv.com /hgtv/remodeling/article/0,1797,HGTV_3659_1369271,00.html (262 words)

	CARPENTERS' GRISTMILL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Samuel Perry built the quaint little gristmill on the Perryville side of South Kingstown in 1703.
		To get enough water pressure from the pond the mill had to be moved back because it used to be drowned out by the swamp which is now a pond.
		In the old days the farmers of South Kingstown brought their white flint corn to the Carpenters' gristmill to be ground.
	www.ed.uri.edu /homepage/projects/community/GRISTMILL.html (363 words)

	The Inn at Gristmill Square bed and breakfast inn - Warm Springs, Virginia
		The Inn at Gristmill Square bed and breakfast inn - Warm Springs, Virginia
		The Inn at Gristmill Square a Warm Springs, VA Bed & Breakfast Inn
		The Waterwheel Restaurant, which is located in the restored gristmill, offers a continental menu with such selections as fresh local trout.
	www.lanierbb.com /inns/bb1115.html (209 words)

	Utopia Bell Gristmill
		In 1864, the first gristmill in Utopia, Ontario was built.
		In 2000, reflective of our millennium celebrations, plans are underway to restore the gristmill, making it fully operational and open to the public.
		In the past few months, members of the community and supporters of the Utopia Gristmill Project have been hard at work in developing programs and activities designed to secure funding support from various foundations, government as well as local sources.
	www.utopia.on.ca /TheBellGristmill.htm (181 words)

	Historic Forestville: Gristmill
		Constructed in 1854 by Joseph Bisby and later sold to Forest Henry and William Renslow, it was equipped with an upright circular saw to produce lumber, lathwork and shingles.
		In 1855, a gristmill was added, and it was capable of grinding about 20 bushels of wheat into flour every hour.
		Later descriptions indicate that the water power from an eight-foot-high dam operated two pair (runs) of grinding stones.
	www.mnhs.org /places/sites/hf/gristmillnew.html (431 words)

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