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Listed in Buffalo Trace Route, Historical place, Pioneer History

• 164 Third Ave, Jasper, IN 47546
  Jasper, Indiana 47546
• 812 482-4924
• https://www.jasperindiana.gov/topic/index.php?topicid=143

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Description

The first mill was constructed in 1815 by Andrew Evans, and in 1820 the Enlow family began operating it. During the 1870’s flour was shipped by flatboat down the Patoka River to the Wabash and Ohio Rivers and as far south as New Orleans, Louisiana.

The old mill’s most famous visitor was young Abraham Lincoln, who came with his father, Thomas, in 1828 to grind the family’s grain.

Street

164 Third Ave

Monday Hours

Closed

Tuesday Hours

Closed

Wednesday Hours

Closed

Thursday Hours

Closed

Friday Hours

9 AM to 4 PM

Saturday Hours

9 AM to 4 PM

Sunday Hours

12 to 4 PM

Latitude

38.387229

Longitude

-86.927549

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible entrance

Service options

Onsite services

Children

Good for kids

Parking

On-site parking

Country

USA

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