Fun little piece of history here. Bring a picnic and enjoy!

Great historic grain mill. Incredibly satisfying to hear and feel the massive wheel still turn and think about how it must have felt to see, not just that, but all the belts, wheels, and augers move decades ago. Impressive to think that men built this without the help of construction vehicles.

Beautiful setting in the country. Take a picnic lunch, ride your bike, quite a few steps if you canWorth the effort!

Beautiful place! Wonderful waterfalls!!

Such an unique experience and friendly staff who are willing answer any question. The water wheel still runs and many old time pieces are on display. There is a video that goes over the history of the mill. Be ready to climb stairs as there are many levels in this historic place. Parking is also limited. Be sure to take the short walk to see the dam and the little waterfall.

Fabulous. I wish I caught the womans name who helped us, she was very accommodating and knowledgeable. Glad we stopped.

Interesting history of flour mill, paddle wheel still turns. Gem saved by the Pickwick Town.

If you’re just passing through and have a little extra time, this place is so nice to stop into. So much history in this little tiny mill. There is a video to watch about all the things that have happened here in the years that it’s been open and you can tour through to see everything for yourself too.

Fascinating working water wheel. Lots of steep stairs though for every level, something to keep in mind for anyone who is not prepared for a stair workout. Beautiful setting. Affordable admission. Interesting piece of history.

Beautiful place

Really unique place. If you want to see and learn how a grist mill worked you can do this here. Its nice that you take the tour on your own. Bigger than you would think from the outside.

Great historical mill and tour

Awesome place to check out early MN agriculture history. The craftsmanship of the building structure is also well worth visiting also.

Neat place we stumbled on while visiting my nephew in Minnesota. History of the old flour mill and how they powered it with the water wheel. Beautiful scenery! I highly recommend for the ones who love history or even taking a few great pictures.

Historic feed and floor mill near Winona. All the equipment is still there and the water wheel works. The mill supplied 100 barrels a day to the UNION ARMY during the civil war.Great piece of Minnesota history.

This is a fantastic historic place to visit. I love photographing the waterfall.

Good Minnesota History

Ill admit I am not that into mills & when my daughter said she wanted to watch the 20 minute video I was not excited. It was, however, very informative, & made more sense of the objects displayed on the many floors of the mill. Tour is all self-guided. I mostly just enjoy the water wheel and the dam & beautiful creek out front. Personal taste.

Historic accurately restored grainmill. Fascinating history.

You really get inside and see the operation. If you like tools and machinery, this is definitely for you

What a gem hidden not far off the road along the MS River in SE MN. The mill is 160+ years old and houses a fabulous museum as well as a working interior. 22 water wheel was rebuilt, along with much of the wooden interior, but they have all the working parts...working and many more period items on display. Well worth the short side trip and $5 donation. The volunteer when we visited, Vic, was full of info and very helpful. 15 minute video too.

Really interesting!!!

Nice place to stop and see waterfall and check out museum

Eh. 6 floors of dusty rooms and old stuff. No tour or explanations just a video played in front of a few metal chairs. Realistically we coul have paid, walked to the back deck to see the huge water wheel in motion and left.

Awesome 175 year old structure!

Super neat hidden gem. Similar to Phelps Mill in Otter Tail County.

Lots of interesting information about the old time flour mill. Loved the water wheel!

What a great place.

Interesting to see this historical place. Enjoyed the self guided tour. Definitely worth the unexpected stop and admission

It is a beautiful place to visit. An excellent historical site. Great place for educational experience.

A favorite place

Was cool to see all the work that went into making flour. Our Ancestors were very smart & great ability

Staff was very friendly. Fun to watch the working water wheel.

Beautiful setting for the stone mill, complete with mill pond and waterfall. Interesting short documentary film and a fantastic 20 waterwheel that drives the rumbling millworks inside. Really enjoyed touring it!

Just a beautiful old historical mill.. good for a day out.

Very interesting antique wheat mill. Mill still operates under the power of a 20 foot water wheel.

Great unique place to go! Highly recommend a visit!

Beautiful!

Very educational

Fun and interesting place to visit

A beautiful amazing mill with lots of history

Was ok. Outdated video to watch but you could wander around the place.