White Oak Timber Frame Grist Mill c. 1867 with chamfered, mortise and tenon beams Start Price USD 45,000.00 Current Price USD 45,000.00 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Friday, February 29, 2008 End Time Wednesday, August 27, 2008 Location Peach Bottom, PA See more about 'White Oak Timber Frame Grist Mill' Description This early, well-preserved structure stands along the Conowingo Creek near the Mason-Dixon Line.  It was erected in 1867 to replace a smaller mill dating back to 1767.  In its long existence the building has had many uses, such as; flour mill, grist mill, saw mill, and finally a cider mill. The magnificent 3-story structure was constructed entirely from white oak timbers.  The chamfered edges and the mortise-and-tenon work are evidence of the master craftsmenship of that period.  The mill rests upon a locally-cut stone foundation measuring 43'x32'. The mill is available for purchase as is or it can be disassembled, numbered, and shipped to your location.  We can also provide a crew to reconstruct it on your site.  The possible uses after reconstruction are endless...restaurant, commercial/office space, private home, etc.  If you are interested in the challenge of relocating and restoring this fine piece of history, please contact us to discuss the details. We also offer a great selection of antique flooring.  Please visit our website, www.tindallstimbers.com, for pricing and details. Place a Bid!