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Connecticut Water Trails Program History Of Connecticut's Water Trails History of Mills In Connecticut
Chaplin Mills
Also on the
Stone House Brook was a Shingle Mill. All that remains
mill-pond is a fish-pond.
Half a mile below the
Stone House Brook was the
Bennett Saw Mill. Then converted to manufacture plough beams.
Griggs Mills
(formerly the Moseley Mills)
About three miles above the paper mills on the
Natchuag River
was the Griggs Saw and Grist Mill. The mill was located in
the northeast corner of the town.
About one quarter of a mile below the old paper mills on the Natchuag River, was the old Howard Saw and Grist Mill.
On the
Stone House Brook it was converted from a woolen mill to a box
factory, and turning lathes, where they worked on both iron and wood.
This mill was a saw, grist, and shingle mill as well as a wheelbarrow
manufactory.
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