Hodgson Mill near Gainesville, Missouri
hodgsonmill.com
Hodgson Mill near Gainesville, Missouri
hodgsonmill.com
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Beautiful photo of another era.
And a very fine-looking mill it is, Iris ! – one hopes it’s working …
Thanks for this photo Iris. I followed the link under it, expecting it to be a museum. I enjoyed reading the history, and was very surprised it has been operating non-stop since this particular mill was constructed in 1882! I’ve bookmarked the website to check out their healthy looking recipes later. Thanks again. 🙂
Iris you captured this mill quite nicely. I love old buildings and mills are part of the past that will go away as they decay. Hope you have a delightful weekend full of picture taking 🙂
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fantastic shot. I love old mills!