Wednesday, 1 September 2010
All grist to the mill
Keremeos Grist Mill is in the town of Keremeos, towards the west coast of Canada. Happily for the residents of the town, it was built in 1877 by a man called Barrington Price, meaning that they no longer had to travel over 150 miles to get flour.
It didn't last very long, by the end of the century it had closed because it was no longer making a profit. However it has been restored and is the only working mill in British Columbia.
Labels:
Canada,
industrial heritage
Location:
Keremeos, British Columbia, Canada
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Interesting old mill. Good to see it has a new lease of life.
ReplyDeleteWhat an absolutely beautiful picture! Wow!
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