grain mill

On the site of these fishing rights stood the town's grain mill.

Many peasants had to pay a fine because they used their own grain mill.

I think it used to be a grain mill or something like that."

She parked on the hill in front of No. 638, built 147 years ago as a grain mill.

The was a grain mill on the bridge, driven by the river.

The hamlet's other large building was the grain mill next door to the inn.

This one was a grain mill seven or eight stories high with living quarters on the bottom floor.

The wheel was used to power a grain mill situated outside the prison wall.

The 110 year old grain mill was recently converted into condominiums.

Until 1959 electricity was generated to operate the grain mill.

Standing on a hill to the south of the village, the grain mill dates back to c. 1650.

Valley Ford had a grain mill in the mid-19th century.

A railroad track ran through the village, and a grain mill was constructed along it.

Built in 1865, the mill was originally a grain mill.

Fashionable dining in the tranquil setting of an old grain mill.

Across the river, in time, a grain mill was built, this one made of stone and massive timbers.

It was constructed in 1832 and operated as a grain mill until the mid-1930s.

So far as I knew there had never been a grain mill in Albion.

A serfs had to pay to use the lord's grain mill and bread oven.

The lake first originated as a millpond for a local corn and grain mill in the area.

A special large-hole screen and a grain mill are optional attachments.

The river was once home to a grain mill near Andover, Illinois.

It has a general store, post office, a bookstore and restaurant housed in an historic grain mill.

'People need their grain milled, all right, but they always think the miller takes too much.

It operated as a feed and grain mill until 2004, when it was destroyed by fire.