McMahon’s Mill, which has also been known through the years as Charles Mill, Cedar Grove Mill, Shaffer’s Old Flouring Mills and Avis Mill, used a steel wheel in the early twentieth century to generate electricity. In 1922 the mill was closed after a flood and years later, the National Park Service restored the wooden structure. Learn more.
McMahon's Mill Restroom
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