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## Action
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2658 Delmar Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63103 \
Office Number: 314-340-5790
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2658 Delmar Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63103 \
Office Number: 314-340-5790
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## Hotspot
### Text
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HotspotPanoramaOverlayTextImage_8CA0BDBB_CE07_FDC3_41CE_BC82CD5D45A9.text = Enter Tour
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HotspotPanoramaOverlayTextImage_7E0753B9_E1E6_7C74_41D8_8BD2FCBE9CA2.text = To Cemetery \
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Bollinger Mill State Historic Site
113 Bollinger Mill Road
Burfordville, MO 63739
Office Number: 573-243-4591
Email: BollingerMillStateHistoricSite@dnr.mo.gov
CONTACT
Bollinger Mill State Historic Site
113 Bollinger Mill Road
Burfordville, MO 63739
Office Number: 573-243-4591
Email: BollingerMillStateHistoricSite@dnr.mo.gov
A view over the river, the Mill straight ahead and on the right the covered bridge
Drone view of the backside of Bollinger Mill. The river, dam and covered bridge are below.
The corner of the basement has stone walls
The view over the river ahead the dam and covered bridge
A bird's eye view of the mill below, the river and covered bridge on the right
A birds eye view of fields and trees
A birds eye view of fields and trees
A birds eye view of fields and trees
A birds eye view of fields and trees
A birds eye view of fields and trees
A birds eye view of fields and trees
A brick mill attic room with a staircase down back left and a wooden support post back right. Equipment back center.
A brick mill attic room with a window back left. A wooden support post back center. Diagonal post left. Equipment back center and front right.
A brick mill attic room with a wooden support post front center. Equipment back center and front right.
A brick mill attic room with windows and a dutch door back center. Wooden support posts right and front center.
A brick mill attic room with windows back right. Wooden support posts center and front right.
A brick mill attic room with windows back right. Wooden supports posts back right and center.
A brick mill attic room with windows back right. Wooden supports posts back right and center.
A brick mill attic room with wooden support posts back left and front left. Equipment left.
A brick mill attic room with wooden support posts back left, back right, and front right. Diagonal posts and beams back center.
A brick mill hallway, with a staircase and window back left. A wood plank wall right.
A brick mill room with a window and door back center. Equipment back left, back center, front left and front right.
A brick mill room with a window back center and a wood plank wall right. Wooden support posts left and center.
A brick mill room with a window back left and center. A staircase back left.
A brick mill room with a window back right and wood plank wall left. Equipment back center, back right, and front left.
A brick mill room with a window back right. A wood plank wall back left. Wooden support post front left. Equipment left and right.
A brick mill room with a window left and back right. A staircase up back center. Wooden support posts center. A work bench front left.
A brick mill room with a window left and wood plank wall back center. Equipment front center.
A brick mill room with a window left, back center and back right. A staircase back left. A sign plaque front center. Equipment front right.
A brick mill room with a window left. Equipment front left.
A brick mill room with a window left. Wooden support posts left and center. A wood plank wall right. Equipment front right.
A brick mill room with a window right. A wood plank wall back center. Wooden support posts left. Equipment front left
A brick mill room with a windows left and right. A wood plank wall right.
A brick mill room with windows back center and back right. A staircase down front left.
A brick mill room with windows back center. A staircase back left. Wooden support post left. Various types of milling machines are in a row
A brick mill room with windows back center. Wooden support posts back center, right and front center.
A brick mill room with windows back center. Wooden support posts left and front right. Equipment front center.
A brick mill room with windows back center. Wooden support posts left and right. Equipment back center and front left.
A brick mill room with windows back left and back center. A staircase down right.
A brick mill room with windows back left and back center. A staircase up back left. Wooden support posts left and center.
A brick mill room with windows back left and back right. Wooden support posts back left and right. Equipment front center.
A brick mill room with windows back left and center. A staircase back center.
A brick mill room with windows back left and center. Equipment back center. A Staircase and railing on the right
A brick mill room with windows back left and right, a door front right. Wooden support posts and equipment left.
A brick mill room with windows back left, center, and right.
A brick mill room with windows back left, center, and right. A staircase up back left. Equipment front right.
A brick mill room with windows back left. Wooden support post center. Equipment front left and front right.
A brick mill room with windows back left. Wooden support posts back left and front right. Equipment center.
A brick mill room with windows back right. A plank wall back center. A wooden post center. Equipment front left and front center.
A brick mill room with windows back right. A wood plank wall back left. Wooden support posts back right and front center. Equipment front left and front right.
A brick mill room with windows center. Equipment front right.
A brick mill room with windows left and back center. A staircase down back center. A wooden support post back right. Equipment right.
A brick mill room with windows left and back center. Wooden support post left. Equipment left and right.
A brick mill room with windows left and back center. Wooden support posts back left, back right, and front left. Equipment left and right.
A brick mill room with windows left and back right. A staircase down front center.
A brick mill room with windows left and right. A staircase down back left. A sign plaque front left.
A brick mill room with windows left. A wood plank wall back right. Equipment front left.
A brick mill room with windows left. Wooden support posts center and right. A display left and center.
A brick mill room with windows on back wall. A staircase down back right. Equipment front left. A wooden support post front right.
A brick mill room with windows on back wall. A work bench back left. Equipment back right. A barrel front right.
A brick wall with a window left and right. Equipment front right.
A brick wall with a window left. A work bench front center.
A brick wall with a window right.
A brick wall with a window right.
A brick wall with windows left and right. A dutch doorway center.
A concrete wall with a doorway front right.
A concrete wall with a window left and right. Equipment front center.
A concrete wall with a window left. Equipment front left. A privy front right.
A concrete wall with a window left. Equipment front left. A table front right.
A grassy yard leading up to a road, in the distance houses
A gravel road and trees in the distance
A gravel road leading to the parking lot. Beyond is the trail to the cemetery.
A large piece of wooden machinery ahead, one of the wooden slats is removed to show the inside.
A mill attic room with a slanted wood ceiling left.
A mill attic room with a slanted wood ceiling left.
A mill attic room with a slanted wood ceiling right.
A mill attic room with a slanted wood ceiling right.
A mill attic room with wooden support beams back left, center, and front right.
A mill attic room with wooden support posts back left, back center, and front right. A diagonal post left. Grain chutes front center.
A mill attic room with wooden support posts back right and front left. Equipment back center.
A mill brick room with windows left and back center. Wooden support posts back center, back right and center. A work bench back left
A mill room with a blocked off raised porch with a railing. A Brochure holder front left.
A mill room with a doorway back center. A railing and a step right.
A mill room with a doorway back center. Wood walls front left and front right.
A mill room with a window back center. Wooden support posts left and right. Equipment back left and back right. Signs left. A sign right. A bench front center.
A mill room with a window back left. Equipment back left and back center. Intreprative sign on the right.
A mill room with a wood plank wall left. Wooden support posts right. Equipment front center.
A mill room with a wooden support post center. Equipment front center and right.
A mill room with two windows back center. Wooden support posts back center, left and right. Equipment back center and front left. A sign front right.
A mill room with windows back center and a wood wall left. A support post left. Equipment back center and left.
A mill room with windows back center. Display tables back center and back right. Displays left and right. A shelf front left.
A mill room with windows back center. Wooden support posts back left and back right. Equipment back center. Signs back right and front left.
A mill room with windows back left and a staircase back right. Wooden support post center and right. Equipment front left.
A mill room with windows back right. Wooden support posts back center. Equipment back left. Signs left. Equipment right.
A mill room with windows left and back center. Wooden support posts and beams left and front right.
A mill room with windows left and back center. Wooden support posts back right. Equipment back center. Tables left. A sign front right.
A mill room with windows right. ahead is a piece of machinery on a crate
A mill room with wooden support post front left and front right. Equipment back center. A railing back right. A bench front left. Equipment front right.
A mill room with wooden support posts and beams front center. Equipment overhead center and front right.
A mill room. Wooden support posts back center and left. Equipment center and right.
A mill with wood support beams back center and right. A railing front left. Equipment front right.
A road with houses and trees in the distance
A stone wall with a doorway front center.
A turbine on the right in the water below
A window overlooking the river and the dam below
A wood plank wall . Equipment right.
A wood plank wall with graffiti. Equipment front center.
A wood plank wall with writing left.
A wooden covered bridge. Bright light coming from the opening leading back towards the mill.
A wooden covered bridge. Bright light coming from the opening through the bridge.
Across the yard is the road leading up to the covered bridge
Ahead off, fenced in window, overlooks the turbine pit. There are stone walls and water filling the turbine pit
Ahead on the right a large three-story wooden mill building. The front porch is covered and has a ramp leading up to the door. The road to the left leads to a covered bridge.
Bird's eye view of houses and trees
Bird's eye view of trees, to the right is a road
Birds eye view of Fields and trees
Birds eye view of a two-story mill on a river. To the left is a covered bridge.
Gravel path leading through fields
Large stone historic sign for Bollinger Mill State historic site. Beyond it a gravel Road and the three-story Mill. On the left is the covered bridge.
On the left the gravel road leading up to a covered bridge. Ahead across a grassy lawn is the side of a three-story mil
On the right of the covered bridge there is a grassy area leading down to an overlook of the dam across the river is the mill
Rocky Hill leading up to the covered bridge
Stone steps in the landscaping lead down to the water. Ahead the side of the mill.
The back of the mill, the stone foundation is against the river on the left-hand side, a stone wall drops off to the water. The dam can be seen ahead
The basement is a small room with stone walls. Across are the steps leading up to the front door.
The corner of a brick mill room with a window back left and right. A staircase up front center.
The corner of a brick mill room, with a window center. A staircase up front left.
The corner of a brick room with a window left.
The corner of a brick room, with a window left and back right. A staircase up back center. A staircase down front center.
The corner of a mill room, with a wood plank wall left and brick wall right. Displays tables ahead
The corner of a mill with a window back center and right. Equipment back left. A wood support post front left. A railing front center and a staircase down front right.
The corner of an attic room with a staircase down front left.
The corner of an attic room with a window front right. A wooden support post front left.
The covered bridge stretches across the river
The grassy Hill leading up to the path through the covered bridge
The grassy field on the Banks of a river
The gravel path leading back to the road
The gravel path leading back up through the covered bridge. The mill can be seen in the distance to the left.
The gravel road leading up to a covered bridge
The road with houses and trees in the distance
The room of the mill has equiptment on the walls ahead. on the left interpretive signs explain the milling process.
The sidewall of the basement is stone. To the right the window overlooking the turbine pit.
The view of a retaining wall and picnic area at the state park historic site
Tree scattered throughout a yard
Trees in the distance. A covered porch with a stone wall left and three support beams right.
Trees in the distance. A covered porch with three support beams left and a stone wall right.
Trees in the distance. A tree left and ground cover left. A path front right.
Trees in the distance. A tree left and ground cover left. A path front right.
Trees in the distance. A wire fence back center and back right. Headstones center.
Trees in the distance. A wire fence back center and back right. Headstones center.
Trees in the distance. A wire fence back left and back right. Headstones back center and right.
Trees in the distance. A wire fence back left and right.
Trees in the distance. A wire fence front center.
Trees in the distance. A wire fence front center.
Trees in the distance. A wire fence left and back center.
Trees in the distance. Ground cover front center.
Trees in the distance. Ground cover front center.
Trees in the distance. Ground cover right. A path runs straight ahead front center.
Trees in the distance. Ground cover right. A path runs straight ahead front left.
Trees in the distance. Ground cover right. A path runs straight ahead front left.
Trees in the distance. Headstones back left, back center, and front left.
Trees in the distance. Headstones left. A wire fence right.
Trees in the distance. Houses back right. A gravel road center and paved road right. A covered porch with a wooden ramp front center.
Turbine pit a stone room with water below, A stone wall with a window left.
Turbine pit with a wood plank ceiling and stone walls, and water below. ahead is a large pipe and accross a window and lower room
Turbine pit with water below, Ahead the river water floods into the room.
a grassy yard leading to the road
the view across the river and dam ahead. The mill accross the river
trees along the bank of the river
Aged brick sidewalk ahead. Brick buildings to the left of the sidewalk. Straight to the right or the sidewalk With Cars part along the edge.
A flight of stairs lie straight ahead leading the viewer down to the first floor. An antique wooden railing is just to the right of these stairs. The walls are blue Click to move forward, tab for more information
A large brown Open Door leading into a hallway just to the left. A door that's open at the end of the hallway. The hallway has two pictures hanging from the walls on the right hand side. as well as two boxes on the ground just beneath those pictures. Click to move forward
A large field of grass with buildings off in the distance
A large field of grass with the brick Scott Joplin building ahead. Click to move forward, tab for more information
A large wooden piano since against a wall between two doors. A small wooden stool and wooden chair sit in front of the piano. To the left of the piano is an open door next to a record player. tab for more information
A long narrow hallway leads towards the left. A short railing lines the hallway on the left hand side. At the end of the hallway are two doors. Straight head is an open doorway leading into another room Click to move forward
A long uneven brick driveway extends ahead with grass on either side lined with telephone poles
A long uneven brick driveway extends ahead with grass on either side.
A narrow balcony with handrails to the right in the brick house to the left. Straight ahead is a window looking into on the rooms inside. tab for more information
A small table with a white tapestry sits between two wooden chairs. On top of the table sits and ornate red glass item. Behind the table is a fireplace. tab for more information
A spacious room with an antique couch sits in the middle of room. Two large windows are straight ahead with her curtains pulled to the side. To the left is a large white door. Click to move forward
A table is set with three chairs around it. Two windows with blue curtains pulled to the side. An antique cupboard with various cooking utensils and supplies sits in the corner of the room. Click to move forward
A view From The Porch Looking Into The Yard below. A handrail sits just in front of you
A wooden piano sits against the wall. It wooden stool is in front of the piano. In the corner of the room straight ahead is an Open Door leading into another smaller room. Click to move forward, tab for more information
Aged brick sidewalk ahead with brick buildings on the left side of the sidewalk. Empty street along the right side of the sidewalk. click to move forward
Aged brick sidewalk ahead. Brick buildings to the right of sidewalk. Light post ahead on the right side of the sidewalk. Empty street to the left of the sidewalk.
Aged brick sidewalk ahead. Empty Street on the left side of the sidewalk. Brick buildings and a fence line the right side of the sidewalk. Click to move forward, tab for more information.
Aged brick sidewalk with a pole in the middle of it. Empty Street to the left of the sidewalk. Brick buildings line the right of the sidewalk. Click to move forward, tab for more information.
Aged brick sidewalk with empty street to the right. Black wrought iron gate sits on top of a white stone curb to the left of the sidewalk. To brick buildings to the left side of the sidewalk. Click to move forward
An antique dresser with a mirror of it. To the left of the dresser is a large window with the curtains open. To the right of the dresser is an Open Door leading into another room. tab for more information
An antique piano is just a head to write the piano is an antique record player. On the wall are three framed panels with various images significant to musical history. tab for more information
An archway just to the left leads in to another part of this room with two rows of chairs lined up. Straight ahead mounts on a wall is a work of art. tab for more information
And Open Door leading into a blue hallway. To the left of the door is a set of hooks holding a hat and a coat. Click to move forward
And antique cupboard with various cooking utensils and supplies sits in the corner of the room with a window on either side of it
And open doorway leading into the hallway. Just to the right of the doorway is the corner of the room. Click to move forward
Antique stove just to the right with various antique cast iron items. Straight ahead is a window with blue curtains pulled. tab for more information
Archway leading into a large room with tan walls and wood floors. Various display cases line the walls with a wooden piano off and to the left. click to move forward
Archway leads into a hallway with tan walls wooden floors. At the end of the hall is a white door. To the right are two doorways. To the left and the very end of the hall is another doorway. click to move forward.
Blue hallway the small section of the wall coming out a little bit. Straight ahead to the corner of the room hangs a small wooden frame with the picture in it below the image sits a wooden chest. tab for more information
Blue walls to the left. Open white Doorway to the right leading into a long hallway. At the end of the hallway is an open door with two small Windows above it
Brick building with arch entry way ahead, tall white door sits at the top of four stone steps. Click to move forward. Tab for more information.
Brick building with arch entry way ahead, tall white door sits at the top of four stone steps. Click to move forward
Brick patio with small patch of grass ahead, enclosed by a black wrought iron fence to the left and brick building to the right. Four white stone step to the right of the patio.
Brick patio with small patch of grass ahead, enclosed by a black wrought iron fence to the left and brick building to the right. Four white stone step to the right of the patio
Closed white door with a small sign that says private on it. To the right of the door is a section of small Windows looking into the other room. To the left of the door is a small framed image.
Corner of a blue hallway with a picture hanging from the wall and a small chest in the corner on the floor.
Corner of room with a chair sitting in the corner. Straight ahead is an open doorway leading into a larger room. Click to move forward
Corner of room with tan pattern wallpaper and a large window with white curtains. To the left is an antique sewing machine. To the right sits a chair against the wall.
Corner of the room looking at a large white window with a pedestal and a plant in front of it. To the left of the window is an antique sofa. To the right of the window sit an antique shelf holding various items
Corner of the room with a door open
Corner of the room with a door
Corner of the room with a doorway open leading to another smaller room. Just to the right of the door sits an antique pedestal with a plant on top of it in front of a large white window. Click to move forward
Corner of the room with a small antique table and chair. A mirror is mounted on the wall next to a light that comes off the wall. tab for more information
Corner of the room with a window and blue curtains pulled to the side
Corner of the room with an indent in the wall suggesting that there may have been a door there at one time. To the right is a framed photo positioned above an antique sewing machine. tab for more information
Empty Street going from left to right with a few damages along the way. Open field on the opposite side of the street. Single light pose on the opposite side of the street along the curb.
Empty intersection ahead. Cars parked along the business across the street and to the left. Open field with a few trees on the right and across the side of the street.
Empty intersection with cars parked along the curb. Open field of grass to the left of the street. Business buildings to the right of the street.
Empty street going from left to right. Open Green field across the street with a few trees spread out. Single light post across the street along the curb.
Green yard between two brick buildings. Sign in the yard announcing the sites name. Enclosed by a black wrought iron gate and fence.
In the corner of the room is a small green closet storing various antique items
Just to the left sits an antique table with three chairs. Ahead and the corner of the room is an antique stove. To the left of the stove is a window with curtains drawn. To the right of the stove is an open door. Click to move forward, tab for more information
Large open area with an antique chair and footrest just to the left and middle of the room. Mounted panels hang on the wall with various historical images. A large Archway just to the right leading into another part of this large room.
Large open room with tan walls and wooden floors. Square glass display case in middle of the open room showing images and various artifacts. Large arched doorway to the right. Click to move forward.
Long hallway leads ahead to a white door in the distance. To the right is a series of framed images on the wall. To the left is a opening into another area. click to move forward
Long narrow path of the porch Looking Over the yard below. The handrail sits to the right of the porch and the exterior brick of the house to the left. Click to move forward
Narrow grass pathway with plants on either side sits between a black wrought iron gate to the right and a brick building to the left. Path leading to bigger grass area ahead.
Narrow grass pathway with plants on either side sits between a black wrought iron gate to the right and a brick building to the left. Path leading to bigger grass area ahead.
Narrow hallway leading to white door. Medium window in the middle of the door and above the door. Tan and white wall to the right with a fire alarm on the wall.
Narrow hallway with tan walls and wooden floors that lead to a white door at the end of the hallway. Two small windows are above the door. To the right is a series of windows that look into another room.
Narrow porch with a handrail to left and brick building to the right. Click to move forward
Open Door leading into a room inside the house. Click to move forward
Open door leads into a room. Inside the room and two left is two rows of chairs. Straight inside the room is a piano with a bench. At the end of the room until the left is a door. Click to move forward
Open door looking into long narrow blue hallway. Click to move forward
Open doorway leading in to room with various antique furniture. Click to move forward
Open doorway leading to a balcony that looks over the yard. Click to move forward
Open doorway leading to long hallway with tan walls and wooden floors. Inside the hallway into the right is an open door that leads to another room. Inside the hallway and just to left is a door that leads into a closet. Click to move forward
Open doorway looking into a room. To the left of the doorway is an antique chair. Click to move forward
Open doorway to the left leads into a small room with chair in the corner. To the right is an open doorway leading into a medium room with various antique furniture. Click to move forward
Open doorway to the right leading into large open room with white walls. Fire alarm and light switch sit just to the left of the doorway on the wall. Click to move forward
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Bollinger Mill State Historic Site
Mill Details
• Square Feet: 9,600
• Privy (Outhouse): 1-hole
• Number of Stories: 5 (including turbine pit)
• Year Built: Before 1867
• Purchase Price in 1866: $24,900
• Material(s): Limestone, yellow poplar and brick
• Original Power Source: Water
Bollinger Mill State Historic Site
Mill Details
• Square Feet: 9,600
• Privy (Outhouse): 1-hole
• Number of Stories: 5 (including turbine pit)
• Year Built: Before 1867
• Purchase Price in 1866: $24,900
• Material(s): Limestone, yellow poplar and brick
• Original Power Source: Water
Bollinger Family Cemetery
In 1866, when Sarah Bollinger-Daugherty sold the mill property to Solomon Burford, she retained a one-acre plot containing her family’s cemetery. Her father George, both of her husbands, several of her children and grandchildren are buried here. The family portion of the cemetery has 11 headstones with footstones, one vault style burial marker and one ground slab stone, each made from marble or granite. Downhill from the family headstones are several informal grave markers. The historic site conducted a resistivity survey in 2020 and identified 29 anomalies consistent with historic burials in this unmarked portion of the cemetery. It is likely that the Bollingers allowed for the burial of their enslaved workers in this area.
Bollinger Family Cemetery
In 1866, when Sarah Bollinger-Daugherty sold the mill property to Solomon Burford, she retained a one-acre plot containing her family’s cemetery. Her father George, both of her husbands, several of her children and grandchildren are buried here. The family portion of the cemetery has 11 headstones with footstones, one vault style burial marker and one ground slab stone, each made from marble or granite. Downhill from the family headstones are several informal grave markers. The historic site conducted a resistivity survey in 2020 and identified 29 anomalies consistent with historic burials in this unmarked portion of the cemetery. It is likely that the Bollingers allowed for the burial of their enslaved workers in this area.
Grain Chutes, Distribution System
Generally tall structures, historic mills used gravity to efficiently move grain from one process to the next, when possible. Throughout the mill, an array of chutes moved whole and milled grain to various machines. The chutes were carefully designed so that the various materials would run smoothly and not clog them. However when grain needed to move upward, elevators were used, and when grain needed to move horizontally, augers were used. This system of elevators, chutes and augers on the fourth floor was the control hub of the mill.
Grain Chutes, Distribution System
Generally tall structures, historic mills used gravity to efficiently move grain from one process to the next, when possible. Throughout the mill, an array of chutes moved whole and milled grain to various machines. The chutes were carefully designed so that the various materials would run smoothly and not clog them. However when grain needed to move upward, elevators were used, and when grain needed to move horizontally, augers were used. This system of elevators, chutes and augers on the fourth floor was the control hub of the mill.
Hoisting Timber and Dutch Door
Originally, laborers used the hoisting timber and Dutch doors to bring machinery and grain onto the upper floors of the mill. After the installation of the grain elevators sometime around the 1890s, the grain entered the mill on the first floor.
Hoisting Timber and Dutch Door
Originally, laborers used the hoisting timber and Dutch doors to bring machinery and grain onto the upper floors of the mill. After the installation of the grain elevators sometime around the 1890s, the grain entered the mill on the first floor.
Mechanic’s Shop
Typically, the more skilled mill workers, who understood how all of the machines operated, also served as mechanics. Mill operation and profits depended on having a skilled mechanic to make the frequent, necessary repairs, an everyday part of a working mill. The mechanic mostly worked with standard hand tools and used this original workbench.
Mechanic’s Shop
Typically, the more skilled mill workers, who understood how all of the machines operated, also served as mechanics. Mill operation and profits depended on having a skilled mechanic to make the frequent, necessary repairs, an everyday part of a working mill. The mechanic mostly worked with standard hand tools and used this original workbench.
Privy
The original restroom for the mill, the privy contained a single hole and waste emptied into the river.
Privy
The original restroom for the mill, the privy contained a single hole and waste emptied into the river.
Turbine Pit
The turbine pit is the location of the turbine, connected drive shaft and two gates, the headrace and tailrace. The headrace allows water to enter the pit, whereas the tailrace gate allows water to exit the pit. Together they maintain a steady level of water on the turbine to generate a specific amount of horsepower. By opening or closing the gates, the millers could control the level of water even when the river had higher or lower than average flow. This system was much more efficient than relying on the natural flow of water over a waterwheel.
Turbine Pit
The turbine pit is the location of the turbine, connected drive shaft and two gates, the headrace and tailrace. The headrace allows water to enter the pit, whereas the tailrace gate allows water to exit the pit. Together they maintain a steady level of water on the turbine to generate a specific amount of horsepower. By opening or closing the gates, the millers could control the level of water even when the river had higher or lower than average flow. This system was much more efficient than relying on the natural flow of water over a waterwheel.
Whitewater River
The Whitewater River begins in the rolling hills of eastern St. Francois County, and since the early 20th century, it ends in the Mississippi lowlands of Stoddard County where it empties into the headwater diversion channel, which directs the water into the Mississippi River. Originally, the Whitewater continued flowing south into the Missouri “Bootheel,” a natural swampland, until the development of the Little River Drainage District, a plan conceived in 1907 to drain 1.2 million acres of land.
Whitewater River
The Whitewater River begins in the rolling hills of eastern St. Francois County, and since the early 20th century, it ends in the Mississippi lowlands of Stoddard County where it empties into the headwater diversion channel, which directs the water into the Mississippi River. Originally, the Whitewater continued flowing south into the Missouri “Bootheel,” a natural swampland, until the development of the Little River Drainage District, a plan conceived in 1907 to drain 1.2 million acres of land.
Auger, Distribution System
Augers are one of the three methods of grain distribution the mill used. They moved grain horizontally, while the elevators moved grain up and the chutes moved it down. An auger is an Archimedean screw, which was placed in a trough and fitted with wooden paddles to avoid sparks. Many of the machines used augers to collect and move material to an exit spout.
Auger, Distribution System
Augers are one of the three methods of grain distribution the mill used. They moved grain horizontally, while the elevators moved grain up and the chutes moved it down. An auger is an Archimedean screw, which was placed in a trough and fitted with wooden paddles to avoid sparks. Many of the machines used augers to collect and move material to an exit spout.
Belt Tensioner
The horizontal belt tensioner was used for starting or stopping the line shaft above it. The belt was fitted loosely enough to slip on the large driven pulley. By tightening the smaller pulley against the belt, enough friction was created to cause the belt to begin turning the larger pulley.
Belt Tensioner
The horizontal belt tensioner was used for starting or stopping the line shaft above it. The belt was fitted loosely enough to slip on the large driven pulley. By tightening the smaller pulley against the belt, enough friction was created to cause the belt to begin turning the larger pulley.
Burfordville Covered Bridge
Construction began on the Burfordville Covered Bridge in 1858, making it the oldest covered bridge in Missouri. Completed in 1868, after the Civil War, the bridge served as a vital link in the road system, connecting two towns and surrounding farmers to the mill. Extending 140 feet and made of yellow poplar and wrought iron, the builder, Joseph Lansmon, designed the bridge using the Howe Truss system. Lansmon carved his initials and the year 1858 into this bridge and constructed many other prominent structures in Cape Girardeau County. The Howe Truss system uses panels of diagonally crossed wooden struts, framed and held tight with vertical iron rods that support the roof. The purpose of covering bridges was to protect the wooden road deck from the elements. From 1868 until a major flood in 1986, the covered bridge functioned as a working bridge. Following a huge restoration, it has remained open only to pedestrian traffic.
Burfordville Covered Bridge
Construction began on the Burfordville Covered Bridge in 1858, making it the oldest covered bridge in Missouri. Completed in 1868, after the Civil War, the bridge served as a vital link in the road system, connecting two towns and surrounding farmers to the mill. Extending 140 feet and made of yellow poplar and wrought iron, the builder, Joseph Lansmon, designed the bridge using the Howe Truss system. Lansmon carved his initials and the year 1858 into this bridge and constructed many other prominent structures in Cape Girardeau County. The Howe Truss system uses panels of diagonally crossed wooden struts, framed and held tight with vertical iron rods that support the roof. The purpose of covering bridges was to protect the wooden road deck from the elements. From 1868 until a major flood in 1986, the covered bridge functioned as a working bridge. Following a huge restoration, it has remained open only to pedestrian traffic.
Dam
About 1797, North Carolina native George Bollinger arrived to Cape Girardeau County. There he was promised a 640 acre tract, via a Spanish land grant, along the Whitewater River, on the condition he bring more settlers to the area. In 1800, George led 20 pioneer families from North Carolina to settle the land. Soon after, he built a water-powered gristmill and dammed the river, using readily available logs. In 1825, once the mill was well established and Bollinger had become a well-known, wealthy and influential man, he rebuilt both the dam and mill. This time he used limestone for the dam and the foundation of the mill, both of which remain today. After Burford rebuilt the mill in 1867, the limestone dam created enough pressure from the falling headwater to power the blades of the turbine underneath the mill.
Dam
About 1797, North Carolina native George Bollinger arrived to Cape Girardeau County. There he was promised a 640 acre tract, via a Spanish land grant, along the Whitewater River, on the condition he bring more settlers to the area. In 1800, George led 20 pioneer families from North Carolina to settle the land. Soon after, he built a water-powered gristmill and dammed the river, using readily available logs. In 1825, once the mill was well established and Bollinger had become a well-known, wealthy and influential man, he rebuilt both the dam and mill. This time he used limestone for the dam and the foundation of the mill, both of which remain today. After Burford rebuilt the mill in 1867, the limestone dam created enough pressure from the falling headwater to power the blades of the turbine underneath the mill.
Drive and Line Shafts
Power from the turbine was transferred to gears on the first floor by a vertical steel drive shaft. The gears then transferred power to a horizontal line shaft. Several pulleys transferred power to machines on the first and second floors using leather or canvas belts. The wooden teeth on the bevel are a safety mechanism to reduce the risk of sparks and a possible explosion. Mill workers easily replaced broken teeth by simply carving new ones, rather than needing to order them from the company.
Drive and Line Shafts
Power from the turbine was transferred to gears on the first floor by a vertical steel drive shaft. The gears then transferred power to a horizontal line shaft. Several pulleys transferred power to machines on the first and second floors using leather or canvas belts. The wooden teeth on the bevel are a safety mechanism to reduce the risk of sparks and a possible explosion. Mill workers easily replaced broken teeth by simply carving new ones, rather than needing to order them from the company.
Dust Collecting
The Mill retains its original Huntley Manufacturing Co. cyclone dust collecting system. It used the principles of centrifugal force to capture dust from the separating and scouring machine’s exhaust fans. Once collected from the air, the dust dropped into a long wooden chute and was directed out windows on the third floor. Cleanliness is a vital factor in the grist milling process, as wheat dust is extremely combustible. A single spark from a machine in dusty air could trigger an explosion, so gristmills kept their machines well-oiled and employed dust collectors. Dust collecting machines pulled dust out of the mill air, while one mill worker had the specific job of sweeping and keeping the mill clean.
Dust Collecting
The Mill retains its original Huntley Manufacturing Co. cyclone dust collecting system. It used the principles of centrifugal force to capture dust from the separating and scouring machine’s exhaust fans. Once collected from the air, the dust dropped into a long wooden chute and was directed out windows on the third floor. Cleanliness is a vital factor in the grist milling process, as wheat dust is extremely combustible. A single spark from a machine in dusty air could trigger an explosion, so gristmills kept their machines well-oiled and employed dust collectors. Dust collecting machines pulled dust out of the mill air, while one mill worker had the specific job of sweeping and keeping the mill clean.
French Buhr Millstones, Step 3
After the whole grains were cleaned and prepared on the fourth floor, a chute poured them into the millstones. Millstones are a pair of heavy stones with a series of specifically cut grooves, or furrows. They grind the grain and push the meal toward the edge of the stones for easy collection. The upper, “runner stone” weighing approximately 1,500 pounds, rotates on top of the stationary “bed stone” weighing approximately 2,500 pounds. When grain is poured into the top, it is crushed between the moving stones. This particular millstone, a French Buhr, was highly valued because it contained quartz, which allowed stones to stay sharp longer.
French Buhr Millstones, Step 3
After the whole grains were cleaned and prepared on the fourth floor, a chute poured them into the millstones. Millstones are a pair of heavy stones with a series of specifically cut grooves, or furrows. They grind the grain and push the meal toward the edge of the stones for easy collection. The upper, “runner stone” weighing approximately 1,500 pounds, rotates on top of the stationary “bed stone” weighing approximately 2,500 pounds. When grain is poured into the top, it is crushed between the moving stones. This particular millstone, a French Buhr, was highly valued because it contained quartz, which allowed stones to stay sharp longer.
George F. Bollinger, (1772-1842)
In 1798, George Bollinger and Elizabeth Hunsucker married after George visited Cape Girardeau County then returned home. Following their marriage, George, along with 20 other families, settled in this area. Elizabeth and their only child, Sarah, stayed behind in North Carolina. After Elizabeth’s death around 1800, Sarah joined her father in Cape Girardeau County. The combination of the mill and agricultural production made George a wealthy man, but he did not do it alone. In 1830, he owned 28 enslaved people and employed six free Black people who worked in the fields, farm, mill and home. Following George’s death, Sarah continued to rely on enslaved labor to keep the mill running and profitable, until 1861, when Union forces burned the mill during the Civil War.
George F. Bollinger, (1772-1842)
In 1798, George Bollinger and Elizabeth Hunsucker married after George visited Cape Girardeau County then returned home. Following their marriage, George, along with 20 other families, settled in this area. Elizabeth and their only child, Sarah, stayed behind in North Carolina. After Elizabeth’s death around 1800, Sarah joined her father in Cape Girardeau County. The combination of the mill and agricultural production made George a wealthy man, but he did not do it alone. In 1830, he owned 28 enslaved people and employed six free Black people who worked in the fields, farm, mill and home. Following George’s death, Sarah continued to rely on enslaved labor to keep the mill running and profitable, until 1861, when Union forces burned the mill during the Civil War.
Grain Chutes, Distribution System
Generally tall structures, historic mills used gravity to efficiently move grain from one process to the next, when possible. Throughout the mill, an array of chutes moved whole and milled grain to various machines. The chutes were carefully designed so that the various materials would run smoothly and not clog them. However when grain needed to move upward, elevators were used, and when grain needed to move horizontally, augers were used. This system of elevators, chutes and augers on the fourth floor was the control hub of the mill.
Grain Chutes, Distribution System
Generally tall structures, historic mills used gravity to efficiently move grain from one process to the next, when possible. Throughout the mill, an array of chutes moved whole and milled grain to various machines. The chutes were carefully designed so that the various materials would run smoothly and not clog them. However when grain needed to move upward, elevators were used, and when grain needed to move horizontally, augers were used. This system of elevators, chutes and augers on the fourth floor was the control hub of the mill.
Grain Elevators, Distribution System
Once the miller accepted a load of grain, elevators moved it from bins on the first floor to the fourth floor for cleaning. An important factor in the grain milling process is the transportation of the grain in its different forms to separate processing areas. The mill uses three methods to distribute grain: elevators, chutes and augers. The line shaft located on the fourth floor powered the elevator that moved grain upwards to the higher levels of the mill. The elevators consist of leather or canvas belts, with several small “buckets” or scoops attached and continuously run between two pulleys. At the lower pulley the grain was collected, it then traveled up until it reached the top pulley where the grain was dumped. The Cape County Milling Company installed the majority of the grain elevators around 1900.
Grain Elevators, Distribution System
Once the miller accepted a load of grain, elevators moved it from bins on the first floor to the fourth floor for cleaning. An important factor in the grain milling process is the transportation of the grain in its different forms to separate processing areas. The mill uses three methods to distribute grain: elevators, chutes and augers. The line shaft located on the fourth floor powered the elevator that moved grain upwards to the higher levels of the mill. The elevators consist of leather or canvas belts, with several small “buckets” or scoops attached and continuously run between two pulleys. At the lower pulley the grain was collected, it then traveled up until it reached the top pulley where the grain was dumped. The Cape County Milling Company installed the majority of the grain elevators around 1900.
Industrial Technology
Several of the roller mills on display were manufactured by industrial giants of the 19th and early 20th centuries. The Nordyke and Marmon Company later became known as the Marmon Automobile Company and produced luxury automobiles in the early 1900s. Edward P. Allis’ company would later become known as Allis-Chalmers and the Case Manufacturing brand would later become known as Case IH.
Industrial Technology
Several of the roller mills on display were manufactured by industrial giants of the 19th and early 20th centuries. The Nordyke and Marmon Company later became known as the Marmon Automobile Company and produced luxury automobiles in the early 1900s. Edward P. Allis’ company would later become known as Allis-Chalmers and the Case Manufacturing brand would later become known as Case IH.
Leffel Turbine, 1867
This is the original turbine that was installed in 1867. In 1907 it was replaced with a newer, more efficient model that is still in place in the turbine pit. During the mill restoration of the early 1980s, this turbine was removed from the turbine pit and put on display here on the first floor. Both turbines were designed and manufactured by the James Leffel & Company of Springfield, Ohio.
Leffel Turbine, 1867
This is the original turbine that was installed in 1867. In 1907 it was replaced with a newer, more efficient model that is still in place in the turbine pit. During the mill restoration of the early 1980s, this turbine was removed from the turbine pit and put on display here on the first floor. Both turbines were designed and manufactured by the James Leffel & Company of Springfield, Ohio.
Leffel Turbine, 1907
The turbine generated power from water pressure created by the weight of water at the dam level seeking a route to the stream below. Located close to the stream level, the turbine offered a route of escape for the water. When workers engaged the turbine, a series of louvers around the outside opened, allowing water to flow through the machine, turn its blades and generate power. A connected drive shaft transferred the power from the turbine to the entire mill. When the turbine was engaged, it activated the whole mill and it functioned as a single system. This turbine was installed in 1907 and remains in the turbine pit.
Leffel Turbine, 1907
The turbine generated power from water pressure created by the weight of water at the dam level seeking a route to the stream below. Located close to the stream level, the turbine offered a route of escape for the water. When workers engaged the turbine, a series of louvers around the outside opened, allowing water to flow through the machine, turn its blades and generate power. A connected drive shaft transferred the power from the turbine to the entire mill. When the turbine was engaged, it activated the whole mill and it functioned as a single system. This turbine was installed in 1907 and remains in the turbine pit.
Louie Walter Sutton’s Initials
In 1895, Cape County Milling Company purchased the mill and adjoining 27 acres from William R. Bowman and Jacob Hinkle for $15,000. This became “Mill C” and was one of three mills operated by Cape County Milling Company. The company employed Sutton the last few years it was in operation, until 1953. His name and initials can be found in several locations around the mill, including on the wall of the grain bin located on the second floor.
Louie Walter Sutton’s Initials
In 1895, Cape County Milling Company purchased the mill and adjoining 27 acres from William R. Bowman and Jacob Hinkle for $15,000. This became “Mill C” and was one of three mills operated by Cape County Milling Company. The company employed Sutton the last few years it was in operation, until 1953. His name and initials can be found in several locations around the mill, including on the wall of the grain bin located on the second floor.
Middlings Purifier, Step 4
This sifter separated material by weight. When the middlings, or courser pieces, passed over an inclined vibrating sieve, a current of air flowed up through the screen and caused the lighter unwanted shorts to float toward the end of the sieve and fall down to be discarded. Since the desired middlings were heavier than the shorts, they passed through the sieve and continued on to the next step in the process.
Middlings Purifier, Step 4
This sifter separated material by weight. When the middlings, or courser pieces, passed over an inclined vibrating sieve, a current of air flowed up through the screen and caused the lighter unwanted shorts to float toward the end of the sieve and fall down to be discarded. Since the desired middlings were heavier than the shorts, they passed through the sieve and continued on to the next step in the process.
Mill Graffiti
The faded riverboat mural was painted by one of the mill workers during the mill’s operational years. It depicts three riverboats racing along the Mississippi River in Cape Girardeau. It is believed that Louis Walter Sutton painted the mural. Visitors can find original graffiti throughout the mill in various locations.
Mill Graffiti
The faded riverboat mural was painted by one of the mill workers during the mill’s operational years. It depicts three riverboats racing along the Mississippi River in Cape Girardeau. It is believed that Louis Walter Sutton painted the mural. Visitors can find original graffiti throughout the mill in various locations.
Millstone Dressing Date
Stone “dressing” was possibly the most important regular maintenance responsibility in a gristmill. A skilled millwright would reestablish the series of furrows carved into the stones to keep them sharp and in optimum grinding condition, based on the hours of use. Here a mill worker wrote, “Stone furrowed June 11, 1889.”
Millstone Dressing Date
Stone “dressing” was possibly the most important regular maintenance responsibility in a gristmill. A skilled millwright would reestablish the series of furrows carved into the stones to keep them sharp and in optimum grinding condition, based on the hours of use. Here a mill worker wrote, “Stone furrowed June 11, 1889.”
Packing, Step 6
The final step of the grist milling process is packing. With the S. Howes Company Automatic Barrel Packer, finished flour would flow into the top of the machine and then was fed into a barrel by an auger in the filling tube. As a barrel was filled, the platform holding it lowered due to the increased weight. When a certain weight was reached, a lever was tripped and the machine automatically stopped. The operator was then able to place another empty barrel on the platform, raise it into position and start the machine again.
Packing, Step 6
The final step of the grist milling process is packing. With the S. Howes Company Automatic Barrel Packer, finished flour would flow into the top of the machine and then was fed into a barrel by an auger in the filling tube. As a barrel was filled, the platform holding it lowered due to the increased weight. When a certain weight was reached, a lever was tripped and the machine automatically stopped. The operator was then able to place another empty barrel on the platform, raise it into position and start the machine again.
Post and Beam Joinery
The mill is a five level, post and beam building, with a limestone foundation and a gable roof. The two main joining methods used for the post and beam construction were the stop splayed scarf joint with wedges and the mortise and tenon.
Post and Beam Joinery
The mill is a five level, post and beam building, with a limestone foundation and a gable roof. The two main joining methods used for the post and beam construction were the stop splayed scarf joint with wedges and the mortise and tenon.
Roller Mills, Step 3
In the late 1800s roller mills became a popular alternative to millstones. Significantly more efficient, they also produced finer flour that Victorians desired to use in fancy recipes. The grinding action took place as two iron rollers rotated toward each other to draw grain inwards. The rollers moved at slightly different speeds, which created a shearing action. The rollers were either smooth or corrugated, depending on the grain. The gradual reduction milling process required the use of several roller mills, each with a different setting. As grain moved through each set of rollers, it was ground finer and finer.
Roller Mills, Step 3
In the late 1800s roller mills became a popular alternative to millstones. Significantly more efficient, they also produced finer flour that Victorians desired to use in fancy recipes. The grinding action took place as two iron rollers rotated toward each other to draw grain inwards. The rollers moved at slightly different speeds, which created a shearing action. The rollers were either smooth or corrugated, depending on the grain. The gradual reduction milling process required the use of several roller mills, each with a different setting. As grain moved through each set of rollers, it was ground finer and finer.
Separating and Scouring, Step 2
The equipment located on the fourth floor cleaned and prepared the grain for the next step of milling, or grinding. The S. Howes Co. separating machine and Huntley Manufacturing Co. scouring machine are both constructed of wood and contain oscillating metal sieves, fans and an iron, scouring cylinder that removes foreign material from the grain. Both machines sit in their original locations and have Cape County Milling Company advertisement signs attached to them, acting as patches.
Separating and Scouring, Step 2
The equipment located on the fourth floor cleaned and prepared the grain for the next step of milling, or grinding. The S. Howes Co. separating machine and Huntley Manufacturing Co. scouring machine are both constructed of wood and contain oscillating metal sieves, fans and an iron, scouring cylinder that removes foreign material from the grain. Both machines sit in their original locations and have Cape County Milling Company advertisement signs attached to them, acting as patches.
Sifting, Step 5
This large Dehner-Wuerpel Mill Building Co. reel sifter had a long cylinder screen running its entire length. Ground grain entered the upper end of the slightly tilted cylinder as it rotated. The finer flour, or meal, sifted through the screen to an auger below and the tailings, or coarser products, exited from the opposite end. The screen was originally made of silk.
Sifting, Step 5
This large Dehner-Wuerpel Mill Building Co. reel sifter had a long cylinder screen running its entire length. Ground grain entered the upper end of the slightly tilted cylinder as it rotated. The finer flour, or meal, sifted through the screen to an auger below and the tailings, or coarser products, exited from the opposite end. The screen was originally made of silk.
Site History
Bollinger Mill State Historic Site is home to a late 19th century gristmill. Solomon Burford built the current mill in 1867, but two mills occupied the site prior to that. In 1800, George Bollinger established the first mill at this site. Then in 1825, after the mill became successful, Bollinger upgraded and built a larger mill with a sturdier dam. The 1825 mill was destroyed during the Civil War, and then rebuilt by Burford in 1867, who owned and operated it until 1880. After Burford, the mill changed ownership several times, until the Cape County Milling Company purchased it in the 1890s. The mill continued operating as “Mill C” until the early 1950s, when the Vandivort family, descendants of George Bollinger, purchased it. After several years of ownership, the family donated the mill to the Cape Girardeau County Historical Society, and in 1967, the mill became part of the Missouri State Park system. At Bollinger Mill, visitors can see the progression of late 19th and early 20th century milling. Although modern milling machines evolved and are now computer automated, the method of gradual reduction to process wheat and corn remains much the same as it did when the mill was in commercial production.
Site History
Bollinger Mill State Historic Site is home to a late 19th century gristmill. Solomon Burford built the current mill in 1867, but two mills occupied the site prior to that. In 1800, George Bollinger established the first mill at this site. Then in 1825, after the mill became successful, Bollinger upgraded and built a larger mill with a sturdier dam. The 1825 mill was destroyed during the Civil War, and then rebuilt by Burford in 1867, who owned and operated it until 1880. After Burford, the mill changed ownership several times, until the Cape County Milling Company purchased it in the 1890s. The mill continued operating as “Mill C” until the early 1950s, when the Vandivort family, descendants of George Bollinger, purchased it. After several years of ownership, the family donated the mill to the Cape Girardeau County Historical Society, and in 1967, the mill became part of the Missouri State Park system. At Bollinger Mill, visitors can see the progression of late 19th and early 20th century milling. Although modern milling machines evolved and are now computer automated, the method of gradual reduction to process wheat and corn remains much the same as it did when the mill was in commercial production.
Solomon Richard Burford’s Initials, (1832-1913)
Following the death of her father in 1842, Sarah Bollinger-Daugherty took over the family mill and farm business, which she ran with her two sons. Because the Daughertys aided the Confederate forces, Union troops burned the mill in 1861, leaving only the foundation. After the war, Daugherty sold the mill foundation and 640 acres to Solomon Burford for $24,900. In 1867, Burford rebuilt the mill of brick on the remaining limestone foundation, which is the structure that remains today. From a wealthy Mississippi plantation family, Burford had the resources to build this impressive structure right after the Civil War. However, in 1880, he defaulted on several loans and authorities seized then auctioned off the mill. Morris Hatler and George C. Clippard purchased the mill at auction for $9,500, and Burford moved to the west coast where he lived out the rest of his life.
Solomon Richard Burford’s Initials, (1832-1913)
Following the death of her father in 1842, Sarah Bollinger-Daugherty took over the family mill and farm business, which she ran with her two sons. Because the Daughertys aided the Confederate forces, Union troops burned the mill in 1861, leaving only the foundation. After the war, Daugherty sold the mill foundation and 640 acres to Solomon Burford for $24,900. In 1867, Burford rebuilt the mill of brick on the remaining limestone foundation, which is the structure that remains today. From a wealthy Mississippi plantation family, Burford had the resources to build this impressive structure right after the Civil War. However, in 1880, he defaulted on several loans and authorities seized then auctioned off the mill. Morris Hatler and George C. Clippard purchased the mill at auction for $9,500, and Burford moved to the west coast where he lived out the rest of his life.
Stars in the Post
One of the mill mechanics, clearly fond of Star brand plug chewing tobacco, removed these tin stars from the packaging and hammered them into the post.
Stars in the Post
One of the mill mechanics, clearly fond of Star brand plug chewing tobacco, removed these tin stars from the packaging and hammered them into the post.
Testing Equipment, Step 1
Before a miller accepted grain from a farmer, he first collected a sample to test for moisture content and the amount of foreign material, or dockage. Since millers paid farmers based on the weight of the grain, they wanted to make sure they paid for actual grain and not water weight. Moisture could also cause the grain to become moldy. If the grain did not pass the test, the miller would not accept it. Testing tools the miller used included grain probes, dividers, grain-testing scales and the exchange table.
Testing Equipment, Step 1
Before a miller accepted grain from a farmer, he first collected a sample to test for moisture content and the amount of foreign material, or dockage. Since millers paid farmers based on the weight of the grain, they wanted to make sure they paid for actual grain and not water weight. Moisture could also cause the grain to become moldy. If the grain did not pass the test, the miller would not accept it. Testing tools the miller used included grain probes, dividers, grain-testing scales and the exchange table.
Workplace Hazards
Because of the high level of automation, the Cape County Milling Company employed only about seven men to operate the mill; far less manpower than an earlier mill. Milling was a skilled industry that required millers to complete an apprenticeship. Millers had to understand grain, the milling process and mechanics, and face environmental challenges and workplace hazards. During the different seasons, the mill would have been hot or cold, and very dusty. The many moving belts, wheels and shafts throughout the mill always presented the opportunity to lose a finger, hand or arm, and being pulled in the line shaft could result in death. The copious amount of dust presented a constant risk of explosion and developing white lung, or miller’s lung, a condition that could lead to respiratory failure.
Workplace Hazards
Because of the high level of automation, the Cape County Milling Company employed only about seven men to operate the mill; far less manpower than an earlier mill. Milling was a skilled industry that required millers to complete an apprenticeship. Millers had to understand grain, the milling process and mechanics, and face environmental challenges and workplace hazards. During the different seasons, the mill would have been hot or cold, and very dusty. The many moving belts, wheels and shafts throughout the mill always presented the opportunity to lose a finger, hand or arm, and being pulled in the line shaft could result in death. The copious amount of dust presented a constant risk of explosion and developing white lung, or miller’s lung, a condition that could lead to respiratory failure.