Zollman's Mill, Rockbridge County, Virginia snapshot photo, 1930
- Containers:
- Box 12, Folder 35
- Biographical / historical:
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Zollman's Mill was a historic, water powered grist mill situated on Buffalo Creek, a tributary running south of Lexington in Rockbridge County, Virginia. In 1841 county road records it is noted that the site was a crucial transit marker near the intersection of the Stage Road and Dagger Spring Road. Today, the site is commemorated by Zollmans Mill Road, Route 611, a scenic rural road located just a few minutes south of downtown Lexington, VA. The mill was historically owned and operated by the William Zollman family.
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