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This is the foundation and structural timbers seen

This is the foundation and structural timbers seen

This is the foundation and structural timbers seen Oct. 27, at Mill Springs Mill, which is a historical gristmill from the 1800s that is preserved and administered by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville ... More

This is the foundation and structural timbers seen,

This is the foundation and structural timbers seen,

This is the foundation and structural timbers seen, Oct. 27, at Mill Springs Mill, which is a historical gristmill from the 1800s that is preserved and administered by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville... More

This is Mill Springs Mill, which is a historical gristmill

This is Mill Springs Mill, which is a historical gristmill

This is Mill Springs Mill, which is a historical gristmill from the 1800s that is preserved and administered by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District. The mill, shown here Oct. 27, is located off... More

This is the 40-foot overshot waterwheel Oct. 27, at

This is the 40-foot overshot waterwheel Oct. 27, at

This is the 40-foot overshot waterwheel Oct. 27, at Mill Springs Mill, which is a historical gristmill from the 1800s that is preserved and administered by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District. ... More

This is Mill Springs Mill, which is a historical gristmill

This is Mill Springs Mill, which is a historical gristmill

This is Mill Springs Mill, which is a historical gristmill from the 1800s that is preserved and administered by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District. The mill, shown here Oct. 27, is located off... More

This is an old piece of machinery Oct. 27, at Mill

This is an old piece of machinery Oct. 27, at Mill

This is an old piece of machinery Oct. 27, at Mill Springs Mill, which is a historical gristmill from the 1800s that is preserved and administered by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District. The mil... More

This is the gift shop Oct. 27, at Mill Springs Mill,

This is the gift shop Oct. 27, at Mill Springs Mill,

This is the gift shop Oct. 27, at Mill Springs Mill, which is beside a historical gristmill from the 1800s that is preserved and administered by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District. The mill and... More

Park Ranger Judy Daulton speaks with a visitor Oct.

Park Ranger Judy Daulton speaks with a visitor Oct.

Park Ranger Judy Daulton speaks with a visitor Oct. 27, at Mill Springs Mill, which is a historical gristmill from the 1800s that is preserved and administered by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville Dist... More

This is the 40-foot overshot waterwheel Oct. 27, at

This is the 40-foot overshot waterwheel Oct. 27, at

This is the 40-foot overshot waterwheel Oct. 27, at Mill Springs Mill, which is a historical gristmill from the 1800s that is preserved and administered by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District. T... More

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