Newlin Grist Mill and its collection

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The Newlin Mill Complex, also known as The Newlin Grist Mill, is a significant historical site in Concord Township, Pennsylvania. The water-powered gristmill was built in 1704 by Nathaniel and Mary Newlin and remained in commercial operation until 1941. This long history of operation gives the mill a unique place in the local history and makes it a fascinating site for visitors interested in historical architecture and industrial heritage.

Current Use of The Newlin Mill Complex

In 1958, E. Mortimer Newlin purchased the mill property, restored it, and donated it to the Nicholas Newlin Foundation for use as a historical park. The mill still uses water power to grind corn meal, which is sold on site. This offers visitors a unique opportunity to witness a functioning historical mill and even purchase the corn meal produced there.

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Newlin Grist Mill
219 South Cheyney Road
Pennsylvania

Visitor information Newlin Grist Mill

Opening hours

The park at Newlin Grist Mill is open seven days a week from 7am to 5:30pm

The Visitor Center is open daily from 9am to 4pm

Admission

Guided tours are $6 per person (children under 3 years of ages admitted free).

Facilities

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Location & Map

219 South Cheyney Road, Concord Township

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    Newlin Grist Mill, located in Concord Township, United States, offers visitors a glimpse into 18th-century milling technology and rural life. The site features a restored grist mill from 1704, set on beautiful grounds with nature trails. Visitors appreciate the educational value of the working mill demonstrations and the opportunity to see the milling process in action. The park-like setting, with its streams and historic buildings, provides a peaceful atmosphere for walks and picnics. Some visitors note that the site is relatively small and may not occupy a full day, but it's generally considered a worthwhile stop for history enthusiasts and families. The staff are often praised for their knowledge and friendliness. While the exhibits and presentations are informative, some visitors mention that they could be more interactive or extensive. Overall, Newlin Grist Mill offers a pleasant blend of history and nature, though it may not be as comprehensive as larger living history museums.

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