#: locale=en
## Action
### Text to Speech
TextToSpeechBehaviour_98E13639_A167_9F3B_41DC_364B90570A80.text = Next Pano
TextToSpeechBehaviour_98DF7719_A15B_9EFB_41D6_F915141EE273.text = Orient Leftwards
TextToSpeechBehaviour_98DF7719_A15B_9EFB_41D5_2EF05B47CC10.text = Orient backwards
TextToSpeechBehaviour_98DF7719_A15B_9EFB_41D1_FD6AD3F28B48.text = Orient frontwards
TextToSpeechBehaviour_98DF7719_A15B_9EFB_41C8_D9D1871E67E5.text = Orient rightwards
TextToSpeechBehaviour_98DF7719_A15B_9EFB_41AF_34194FF214BC.text = Previous Pano
### URL
LinkBehaviour_98E15BD1_A167_954B_41DE_546821EEB7B2.source = #
LinkBehaviour_98E15BD1_A167_954B_41D6_E18D173EBAC9.source = #
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LinkBehaviour_98E15BD1_A167_954B_41D2_0C4E0C4ACBDD.source = #
LinkBehaviour_53C416E3_CA52_5173_41D6_B60A5742CF49.source = https://icampmo.usedirect.com/MSPWeb/Customers/ShoppingCart.aspx
LinkBehaviour_9E2C2C65_CED5_F177_41BA_0D3A5E8B00FF.source = https://icampmo.usedirect.com/MSPWeb/Customers/ShoppingCart.aspx
LinkBehaviour_9E2EEC63_CED5_F173_41E2_9C48682B929B.source = https://mostateparks.com/page/mo-virtual-heritage
LinkBehaviour_19C77AA0_0F80_AB4A_41B7_986CD5899D1A.source = https://mostateparks.com/page/mo-virtual-heritage
LinkBehaviour_981BBEE2_CED2_716D_41E2_CEE4FA78F930.source = mailto:bothwell.lodge.state.historic.site@dnr.mo.gov
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LinkBehaviour_6DFBF7CB_CA52_3FB3_41E4_C941907C5679.source = tel;5732443120
LinkBehaviour_981B9EE2_CED2_716D_41AD_059E449C47E3.source = tel;5732443120
## Hotspot
### Text
HotspotPanoramaOverlayTextImage_1DCCA025_0381_B74A_417A_A709F7103D0C.text = Enter Tour
HotspotPanoramaOverlayTextImage_9969499B_A367_F5FF_41D0_C66B226B6B00.text = To Adams-Wilhite Store
HotspotPanoramaOverlayTextImage_3C8076F6_0480_D8B6_4161_28E639784FBA.text = To Dillard Mill
## Media
### Audio
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### Audio Subtitles
### Floorplan
### Image
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### Subtitle
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Dillard Mill State Historic Site
142 Dillard Mill Rd.
Davisville, MO 65456
Office Number: 573-244-3120
dillard.mill.state.historic.site@dnr.mo.gov
CONTACT
Dillard Mill State Historic Site
142 Dillard Mill Rd. Davisville, MO 65456
Office Number: 573-244-3120
dillard.mill.state.historic.site@dnr.mo.gov
A creek dam on left. A two story red mill on right. Rocky uneven ground front right.
A gravel road running left to right. Lined with trees.
A hallway in a store. A doorway back left and window back right. Display case and counter on right. A glass wall front left.
A hallway in a store. A doorway back right. Shelving and display counter on left. A glass wall front right.
A landscape view on left. The stone foundation wall of the mill front right.
A wall of shelving with displays. A display counter front center.
A wall of wooden beams. Storage bin front left. Equipment front right.
A window overlooking a tree, creek and a grass field.
A window overlooking the creek.
A wood plank and stone wall with a window on right. Equipment front center.
A wood plank overhang on left with a view of the creek on right. A rock formation front right
A wood plank overhang with a view of the creek on left. A plank wall on right. A wood beam front left.
A wood plank room with a window back left. A wood pony wall front center.
A wood plank wall with a glass door. A display case front left. A barrel front right.
A wood plank wall with a window on left. Metal piping front center
A wood plank wall with a window on left.
A wood plank wall with a window on right. A wooden ladder front left.
A wood plank wall with a window on right. Metal piping front center to right overhead.
A wood plank wall with a window.
A wood plank wall with a wood ladder on left and a metal pipe top right.
A wood plank wall with shelving. A counter front center
A wooden mill hall with wood beams back center. Equipment on left and wood plank wall on right.
A wooden mill hall. Equipment front right.
A wooden mill hall. Wood beams on left and center. A metal wall on right.
A wooden mill room with equipment. Two wood beams front center.
A wooden plank wall with a window back left. Equipment front center.
The corner of a wood plank room with a window on right. Equipment front left.
The corner of a wood plank room.
The corner of a wood plank room. A window on right. Narrow table front right.
The corner of a wooden mill hall with a window back center and right. A wood railing for a staircase front center.
The corner of a wooden mill hallway with a window back right. A metal sheet front left
The corner of a wooden mill room with a window on right. Equipment on left. forward
The corner of a wooden mill room with a window on right.
The corner of a wooden mill room with two windows back left. Piping from the ceiling left. A small table center. Storage bin front right.
The corner of a wooden mill room. An overhead shelf back center and equipment back right. A barrel front center.
The corner of a wooden mill room. Equipment front center
The corner of a wooden mill room. Equipment front right.
Trees in the distance. A gravel road running off in the distance on the left. A wooden ramp on right.
Trees in the distance. A grass hill with rocks front center.
A creek and trees in the distance. Uneven rocky path front center.
A creek and trees. A rocky creek bank front right. A dam ahead
A creek lined with trees in the distance. Rocks and uneven ground front center.
A creek on the right. Trees straight ahead. Rocks and uneven ground front right.
A creek straight ahead. Trees in distance.
A hallway in a store. A glass door back left. Shelving and counter on right. A wood framed glass display case front left.
A hallway in a store. A glass door back right. Shelving and display counter on left. A wood framed glass display case front right.
A large piece of equipment
A mill in distance on left and trees on right. Rocky uneven ground front center.
A red mill on top of a rock wall straight ahead. A turbine front left. Rocks front right.
A red two story mill straight ahead and creek in the distance on right. A wooden fence runs off to right. A porch is straight ahead with a single step straight ahead or wood ramp on left. An open doorway straight ahead. There is a bench to left of doorway and on right side of porch.
A view of the creek on the left and a two story red mill straight ahead. A tree trunk front right. Unlevel ground front center.
A view of the creek on the left and a two story red mill straight ahead. A tree trunk front right. Unlevel ground front center.
A wood mill hall with a window on left. Equipment front center.
A wood mill hallway. A barrel front left. Equipment front right.
A wood plank room. A wood beam on left. Equipment front center. A wood work bench on right.
A wood plank wall with a window on the left. Equipment front left.
A wood plank wall with a door center. A display table on left. Equipment on right.
A wood plank wall with a window back left. Two diagonal boards front left. Equipment front center.
A wood plank wall with a window on left. An opening to go down a staircase with railings front left.
A wood plank wall with a window. A work bench front center.
A wood plank wall. Equipment front center.
A wooden hall with a window back right. Equipment back center and front left. A railing front right.
A wooden mill hall with a staircase back left and window middle left. Equipment center and lining right wall.
A wooden mill hall with a window back center and on right wall. Equipment lines the right wall. Wooden ladder front right.
A wooden mill hall with a window back center and back right. Equipment middle center. A wood beam front right.
A wooden mill hall with a window back center and on right wall. Equipment lines the left wall and middle right. Equipment front left.
A wooden mill hall with a window back center. An open door way on left. Equipment on right.
A wooden mill hall with a window back center. Equipment back left. A display table front left. A storage bin front right.
A wooden mill hall with a window back center. Tables line the left wall. An open doorway middle left. Large pulleys front right.
A wooden mill hall with a window back left. Equipment front right.
A wooden mill hall with a window back right. A ladder back center and equipment back right. Railing on left. Narrow table front left.
A wooden mill hall with a wooden staircase front left. Equipment on right.
A wooden mill hall with an open double doorway back center. Equipment back right. Storage bins on left. Dive mask front left.
A wooden mill hall with an open double doorway back center. Tables and equipment line the right wall.
A wooden mill hall with two windows back center. Equipment back center. Wooden beam front right.
A wooden mill hall. An open double doorway straight ahead. Equipment on right.
A wooden mill hall. An open double doorway straight ahead. Equipment on right.
A wooden mill hall. Equipment front center.
A wooden mill hallway lined with equipment on the left and right.
A wooden mill hallway on left. A wood plank wall back right. Equipment front right.
A wooden mill hallway with a staircase back center. A window front left. Equipment front right.
A wooden mill hallway with a window back center and right. Equipment front left.
A wooden mill hallway with a window back center. Equipment lines the left and right.
A wooden mill hallway with a window back left. Equipment on left and right. Equipment overhead front center.
A wooden mill hallway with a window back left. Storage box front left. Equipment front right.
A wooden mill hallway with a window back right. Equipment and a ladder front left. Two steps lead to an open doorway front right
A wooden mill hallway with a window back right. Equipment on left. A work bench on right.
A wooden mill hallway with a windows on right. Equipment front left and front right.
A wooden mill hallway with an open doorway back left. A plank wall front right.
A wooden mill hallway with two windows back center. Equipment front right.
A wooden mill hallway. Equipment front left.
A wooden mill hallway. Equipment on left. A railing on right.
A wooden mill hallway. Equipment on left. Equipment overhead front center.
A wooden mill hallway. Equipment on right. A wood plank wall front left.
A wooden mill room with a window back center. Equipment front left and right. A barrel front center.
A wooden mill room with a window back center. Equipment lines the left wall. Equipment front left and front right.
A wooden mill room with a window back left. Equipment back left and center. Flour Bags hanging on wall front right.
A wooden mill room with a window back right. Storage bin front left. Large equipment front center.
A wooden mill room with an open doorway back right. A wood beam front left. Equipment front center.
A wooden mill room. Equipment front center.
A wooden plank wall with a window back center. Equipment and a wooden ladder left. A barrel and overhead shelf right.
A wooden plank wall with a window back center. Equipment front left. A wooden staircase front right.
A wooden plank wall with a window on left. Equipment front center.
A wooden plank wall with an open doorway front left. A storage bin front left. A display table front right.
A wooden plank wall. Equipment hanging from the ceiling on left. An open doorway front center.
A wooden store. A wood framed display case hallway front center.
Bird's eye view of a red two story mill on the banks of a creek. the turbine room sticks out from the side of the mill over the creek. trees on either side.
Bird's eye view of trees and a field
Bird's eye view of trees and a road
Bird's eye view of trees on the left a mill on a creek
Bird's eye view of trees, on the right a creek and a mill
Inner open walls of a mill. Bucket elevators front left. Wooden beams front center and right.
Rafters above a wood plank room. A view of the creek on right. A stone wall on left. A metal pipe front center. A wood beam front right.
Shelving and a display counter back center. A wood framed glass display case front center.
Shelving and a display counter back center. A wood framed glass display case front center.
The corner of a basement room. A staircase back left. A cabinet with one door open on right. A railing with three concrete steps front left.
The corner of a wood plank room. A counter and shelving on left. A display case on right.
The corner of a wood plank room. Equipment front left. Electric generator front center.
The corner of a wood plank room. Shelving and a counter back center running to the right. Display items front left.
The corner of a wooden mill hall with a window back center and right. A plank wall left. Equipment front center.
The corner of a wooden mill hall. A window back left and door back right. A wooden staircase on left. A bench front left.
The corner of a wooden mill hallway with a window on left and right. A large funnel from the ceiling front center. A railing with an opening to a staircase front left.
The corner of a wooden mill room with a door front center. A poster hangs on left wall.
The corner of a wooden mill room with a window back center. A staircase back left. A bench front left. A plank wall front right. An opening to a basement staircase front center.
Trees in the distance. A fence on left. A gravel road curves to the right.
Trees in the distance. A gravel road curves to the left.
Trees in the distance. A rock wall on left. Uneven rocky path on right.
Trees in the distance. A wooden storefront center. A wooden ramp with railings on left leads to the door.
Trees in the distance. Rock and concrete steps lead up a hillside straight ahead.
a bird's eye view of a creek and rocky banks, and trees
a bird's eye view of a rocky cliff on the left covered in trees, a creek ahead and on the right a sandy bank.
aerial view of a river and a feild across
Dillard Mill State Historic Site
Mill Details
• Square Feet: 5,289
• Number of Stories: 3
• Year Built: 1904-1908
• Original Cost: $4,500
• Original Power Source: Water
• Materials: Brick-stamped galvanized siding and locally-source oak, pine and stone
Dillard Mill State Historic Site
Mill Details
• Square Feet: 5,289
• Number of Stories: 3
• Year Built: 1904-1908
• Original Cost: $4,500
• Original Power Source: Water
• Materials: Brick-stamped galvanized siding and locally-source oak, pine and stone
Adams-Wilhite Store, ca. 1890s
Between 1881 and 1889, the Cottrell brothers, Joseph and James, owned the original Wisdom Mill that once stood here. A small community developed around the mill named Dillard after Joseph Dillard Cottrell. By 1886, the town had a public school and a post office. In 1892, Jim Adams and John Wilhite opened the small general store. At that time, Dillard had a population of 30.
Adams-Wilhite Store, ca. 1890s
Between 1881 and 1889, the Cottrell brothers, Joseph and James, owned the original Wisdom Mill that once stood here. A small community developed around the mill named Dillard after Joseph Dillard Cottrell. By 1886, the town had a public school and a post office. In 1892, Jim Adams and John Wilhite opened the small general store. At that time, Dillard had a population of 30.
Bran Dusting, Step 7
After milling, then separating the bran from endosperm, this Barnard & Leas bran duster removed any residual flour. Using a rapidly rotating, horsehair brush the machine threw the bran against a screen to dislodge and collect the flour. Once dusted, the bran collected in a bin located on the second floor, connected to the Barnard & Lea Eureka Bran Packer and the flour was reintroduced to the batch. High in fiber, potassium, protein and iron, locally bran was mostly used in livestock feed.
Bran Dusting, Step 7
After milling, then separating the bran from endosperm, this Barnard & Leas bran duster removed any residual flour. Using a rapidly rotating, horsehair brush the machine threw the bran against a screen to dislodge and collect the flour. Once dusted, the bran collected in a bin located on the second floor, connected to the Barnard & Lea Eureka Bran Packer and the flour was reintroduced to the batch. High in fiber, potassium, protein and iron, locally bran was mostly used in livestock feed.
Bucket Elevators, 1908
Once the miller accepted and weighed a load of grain, it was moved to the second 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. Before the advent of bucket elevators in the 19th century, mill workers carried the grain to and from each step of the process. This made milling an incredibly labor-intensive industry. Mischke installed the bucket elevators when he built the mill, completed in 1908. They consist of a canvas or leather belt, with several small metal buckets attached, and continuously run between two pulleys. The buckets collect the grain near the lower pulley and dump it at the top.
Bucket Elevators, 1908
Once the miller accepted and weighed a load of grain, it was moved to the second 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. Before the advent of bucket elevators in the 19th century, mill workers carried the grain to and from each step of the process. This made milling an incredibly labor-intensive industry. Mischke installed the bucket elevators when he built the mill, completed in 1908. They consist of a canvas or leather belt, with several small metal buckets attached, and continuously run between two pulleys. The buckets collect the grain near the lower pulley and dump it at the top.
Dillard Roller Mills, 1908
In 1900, Polish immigrant Emil Mischke purchased the mill remains and property. Between 1904 and 1908, he constructed the present-day mill. Designed by the Cornelius Mill Furnishing Company of St. Louis, he called it Mischke’s Mill. Considerably different from what Wisdom Mill would have been Mischke installed the latest milling technology that included steel roller mills and a turbine that efficiently operated them. Emil’s sister, Marie, became his business partner in 1907 and did much of the labor in the mill. In 1917, Marie sold her portion of the mill to Emil, and in 1930, he sold the property to Lester Klemme. Klemme operated the mill for nearly 25 years under the name Dillard Roller Mills and used the property as a tourist destination.
Dillard Roller Mills, 1908
In 1900, Polish immigrant Emil Mischke purchased the mill remains and property. Between 1904 and 1908, he constructed the present-day mill. Designed by the Cornelius Mill Furnishing Company of St. Louis, he called it Mischke’s Mill. Considerably different from what Wisdom Mill would have been Mischke installed the latest milling technology that included steel roller mills and a turbine that efficiently operated them. Emil’s sister, Marie, became his business partner in 1907 and did much of the labor in the mill. In 1917, Marie sold her portion of the mill to Emil, and in 1930, he sold the property to Lester Klemme. Klemme operated the mill for nearly 25 years under the name Dillard Roller Mills and used the property as a tourist destination.
Duplex Molasses Mixer, 1930s
By the time Klemme purchased the mill, the local flour-milling industry was already in decline. To diversify his business, Klemme produced livestock feed and developed the property into a modest tourist destination. Klemme built this molasses mixer to produce sweet feed, a supplemental livestock feed. The machine mixed molasses with the grains to make it more palatable and nutritious. In the 1930s, he also built four cabins geared toward urbanites seeking a country retreat, when the Ozarks region was becoming a popular tourist destination. Tourism became an important source of income for many low-income families that lived in small, remote Ozarks towns. In 1956, Klemme closed the mill, but continued to operate the Old Mill Lodge until the early 1960s. In the mid-1960s, he briefly reopened the mill to grind whole-wheat flour. However, this venture proved unsuccessful and Klemme permanently closed the mill.
Duplex Molasses Mixer, 1930s
By the time Klemme purchased the mill, the local flour-milling industry was already in decline. To diversify his business, Klemme produced livestock feed and developed the property into a modest tourist destination. Klemme built this molasses mixer to produce sweet feed, a supplemental livestock feed. The machine mixed molasses with the grains to make it more palatable and nutritious. In the 1930s, he also built four cabins geared toward urbanites seeking a country retreat, when the Ozarks region was becoming a popular tourist destination. Tourism became an important source of income for many low-income families that lived in small, remote Ozarks towns. In 1956, Klemme closed the mill, but continued to operate the Old Mill Lodge until the early 1960s. In the mid-1960s, he briefly reopened the mill to grind whole-wheat flour. However, this venture proved unsuccessful and Klemme permanently closed the mill.
Dust Collector, ca. 1890s
The mechanization of gristmills significantly increased the amount of flour that could be produced. The many, fast moving machines created vast amounts of dust and generated heat. A serious workplace hazard, flour and grain dust can cause lung disease after years of inhalation and is extremely explosive when suspended in air. The Whitmore Tubular dust collector drew air through flannel-lined tubes. The dust filtered from the air then dropped onto a conveyor belt for disposal.
Dust Collector, ca. 1890s
The mechanization of gristmills significantly increased the amount of flour that could be produced. The many, fast moving machines created vast amounts of dust and generated heat. A serious workplace hazard, flour and grain dust can cause lung disease after years of inhalation and is extremely explosive when suspended in air. The Whitmore Tubular dust collector drew air through flannel-lined tubes. The dust filtered from the air then dropped onto a conveyor belt for disposal.
E. Mischke Flour Sack, 1908
After Emil Mischke built and began operating Mischke’s Mill in 1909, the mill could produce 50-barrels per day. According to a local paper the “quality of the flour, meal and mill products are pronounced first-class.” Following the milling process, Mischke packed the flour into cotton sacks. In 2014, remnants of one of the Mischke sacks was found inside of a machine, placed there to plug a hole.
E. Mischke Flour Sack, 1908
After Emil Mischke built and began operating Mischke’s Mill in 1909, the mill could produce 50-barrels per day. According to a local paper the “quality of the flour, meal and mill products are pronounced first-class.” Following the milling process, Mischke packed the flour into cotton sacks. In 2014, remnants of one of the Mischke sacks was found inside of a machine, placed there to plug a hole.
Electric Generator and Panel
In the 1930s, Lester Klemme installed this Westinghouse Dynamo Direct Current electric generator and rheostat panel. Rated at 110 volts, the Dynamo turned the turbine’s mechanical energy into electricity. Klemme used this to power the mill lights, his home, charge storage batteries and for a fee, car and radio batteries. When he opened the tourist lodge in the 1930s, he attached an electric line to the face of the dam and installed colored lighting to create a fun ambiance for his guests.
Electric Generator and Panel
In the 1930s, Lester Klemme installed this Westinghouse Dynamo Direct Current electric generator and rheostat panel. Rated at 110 volts, the Dynamo turned the turbine’s mechanical energy into electricity. Klemme used this to power the mill lights, his home, charge storage batteries and for a fee, car and radio batteries. When he opened the tourist lodge in the 1930s, he attached an electric line to the face of the dam and installed colored lighting to create a fun ambiance for his guests.
Enrichment and Bleaching, Step 6
The Barnard & Leas Daisy Feeder Mixer integrated flour clumps, or chokes, back into the system, along with essential nutrients lost during the milling process and benzoyl peroxide for bleaching. Workers placed the additives in a bin located at the top of the mixer. At the base of the bin, a tray slid back and forth, evenly distributing the products in the flour.
Enrichment and Bleaching, Step 6
The Barnard & Leas Daisy Feeder Mixer integrated flour clumps, or chokes, back into the system, along with essential nutrients lost during the milling process and benzoyl peroxide for bleaching. Workers placed the additives in a bin located at the top of the mixer. At the base of the bin, a tray slid back and forth, evenly distributing the products in the flour.
Flour Packing, Step 9
This Barnard & Leas Flour Packer is attached to a collection bin on the second floor, where the flour went after its final sifting. To package the flour, a mill worker placed a flour sack on the platform, pulled a lever to raise the sack to the dispenser and then depressed a foot pedal to release the flour into the sack. As the sack reached its predetermined weight, the platform slowly lowered to floor level for the worker to sew the sack shut.
Flour Packing, Step 9
This Barnard & Leas Flour Packer is attached to a collection bin on the second floor, where the flour went after its final sifting. To package the flour, a mill worker placed a flour sack on the platform, pulled a lever to raise the sack to the dispenser and then depressed a foot pedal to release the flour into the sack. As the sack reached its predetermined weight, the platform slowly lowered to floor level for the worker to sew the sack shut.
Huzzah Creek
The Huzzah Creek, a tributary of the Meramec River, is mostly contained within Crawford County and extends roughly 36 miles. Flowing south to north, the creek originates in Dent, Reynolds and Iron counties. The Huzzah is a swift-moving stream with a dependable flow of water year-round. The natural drop in elevation from the upper to the lower millpond made it a perfect place to dam the creek and install the water turbine.
Huzzah Creek
The Huzzah Creek, a tributary of the Meramec River, is mostly contained within Crawford County and extends roughly 36 miles. Flowing south to north, the creek originates in Dent, Reynolds and Iron counties. The Huzzah is a swift-moving stream with a dependable flow of water year-round. The natural drop in elevation from the upper to the lower millpond made it a perfect place to dam the creek and install the water turbine.
Inspection and Weighing, Step 1
Upon delivery from a farmer, the miller always inspected the grain for quality and weighed it on the Howe floor scales, before milling. For payment, Mischke generally took a miller’s eighth, or one-eighth of the flour produced. Using the weight and a conversion chart, millers could easily calculate their portion. Beginning in the 1930s, the second owner, Klemme, charged customers based on the weight and grade. He sold finely ground first grade flour, great for baking cakes, pastry and biscuits, for $.02 per pound. The coarser second grade flour, better suited for yeast-leavened doughs, sold for $.01 per pound.
Inspection and Weighing, Step 1
Upon delivery from a farmer, the miller always inspected the grain for quality and weighed it on the Howe floor scales, before milling. For payment, Mischke generally took a miller’s eighth, or one-eighth of the flour produced. Using the weight and a conversion chart, millers could easily calculate their portion. Beginning in the 1930s, the second owner, Klemme, charged customers based on the weight and grade. He sold finely ground first grade flour, great for baking cakes, pastry and biscuits, for $.02 per pound. The coarser second grade flour, better suited for yeast-leavened doughs, sold for $.01 per pound.
L.E. Klemme Flour Sack, 1930
In 1930, when Lester Klemme purchased the mill, he operated the business as Dillard Roller Mills. This is an original, custom flour sack produced for Klemme by the Fulton Bag Company of St. Louis, Mo. Klemme purchased the mill just months after the U.S. stock market crash of 1929, which marked the beginning of the Great Depression. The Great Depression resulted in never-before seen unemployment and poverty rates. For over a decade, many Americans had to save and conserve where possible. Many women began repurposing flour sacks into clothing and household goods. So manufacturers of flour sacks started printing patterns and designs on the fabric suitable for attire.
L.E. Klemme Flour Sack, 1930
In 1930, when Lester Klemme purchased the mill, he operated the business as Dillard Roller Mills. This is an original, custom flour sack produced for Klemme by the Fulton Bag Company of St. Louis, Mo. Klemme purchased the mill just months after the U.S. stock market crash of 1929, which marked the beginning of the Great Depression. The Great Depression resulted in never-before seen unemployment and poverty rates. For over a decade, many Americans had to save and conserve where possible. Many women began repurposing flour sacks into clothing and household goods. So manufacturers of flour sacks started printing patterns and designs on the fabric suitable for attire.
Lester Klemme’s Diving Helmet, 1930s
Lester was a native of St. Louis and the son of second-generation German immigrants. He purchased the mill shortly after the onset of the Great Depression and his marriage to Virginia, at the age of 32. Not long afterward, the dam began to fail. Klemme built himself a diving helmet constructed of steel, tin, rubber and glass. This ingenious device allowed him to make dam repairs himself without stopping production.
Lester Klemme’s Diving Helmet, 1930s
Lester was a native of St. Louis and the son of second-generation German immigrants. He purchased the mill shortly after the onset of the Great Depression and his marriage to Virginia, at the age of 32. Not long afterward, the dam began to fail. Klemme built himself a diving helmet constructed of steel, tin, rubber and glass. This ingenious device allowed him to make dam repairs himself without stopping production.
Main Bevel Gears
When engaged, the turbine turns the main bevel gears located in the turbine room. These gears are connected to the main drive shaft, which is connected to the rest of the mill through a series of belts and pulleys. While the horizontal gear is cast iron, the vertical gear is constructed with wood cogs to act as a sheer pin in the event of the drive shaft seizing up. The original 1908 cogs were made of native Hophornbeam wood, nicknamed ironwood for its wood density, and cost Mischke .10 cents each. In 1985, State Parks replaced the worn teeth with Rock Maple at a cost of $15 each.
Main Bevel Gears
When engaged, the turbine turns the main bevel gears located in the turbine room. These gears are connected to the main drive shaft, which is connected to the rest of the mill through a series of belts and pulleys. While the horizontal gear is cast iron, the vertical gear is constructed with wood cogs to act as a sheer pin in the event of the drive shaft seizing up. The original 1908 cogs were made of native Hophornbeam wood, nicknamed ironwood for its wood density, and cost Mischke .10 cents each. In 1985, State Parks replaced the worn teeth with Rock Maple at a cost of $15 each.
Main Line Shaft
Power generated from the turbine is transferred to the bevel gears, which turns to the main line shaft. The main line shaft extends across the basement and using a system of belts and pulleys, powers the entire mill. Some of the belts and pulleys are attached directly to equipment on the first floor. The main drive belt also powers a secondary line shaft on the second floor. Each machine has its own pulley connected to the line shaft, so when a machine needed repairs, it could be individually disengaged, rather than halting the entire mill. The speed of the turbine determines the speed of the mill, while the size of the pulley determines the speed of each machine.
Main Line Shaft
Power generated from the turbine is transferred to the bevel gears, which turns to the main line shaft. The main line shaft extends across the basement and using a system of belts and pulleys, powers the entire mill. Some of the belts and pulleys are attached directly to equipment on the first floor. The main drive belt also powers a secondary line shaft on the second floor. Each machine has its own pulley connected to the line shaft, so when a machine needed repairs, it could be individually disengaged, rather than halting the entire mill. The speed of the turbine determines the speed of the mill, while the size of the pulley determines the speed of each machine.
Middlings Purifying, Step 8
This Whitmore Purifier separated material by weight. When the middlings, or coarser pieces of endosperm, passed over an inclined vibrating sieve, a current of air flowed up through the screen and caused the lighter, unwanted bran to float toward the end of the sieve and fall down to be discarded. Since the desired middlings were heavier than the bran, they passed through the sieve and continued on to the next step in the process.
Middlings Purifying, Step 8
This Whitmore Purifier separated material by weight. When the middlings, or coarser pieces of endosperm, passed over an inclined vibrating sieve, a current of air flowed up through the screen and caused the lighter, unwanted bran to float toward the end of the sieve and fall down to be discarded. Since the desired middlings were heavier than the bran, they passed through the sieve and continued on to the next step in the process.
Miller’s Work Bench
The miller required a place to work on equipment, as machinery repair was a regular part of millwork. The miller commonly worked with anvils, vices, belt lacers, hammers and other small hand tools. Near the workbench is a post-mounted drill, which could be operated manually, or connected to an offset line shaft for additional power. At some point, a mill worker connected a three-speed car transmission to the main line shaft and used it as a homemade lathe. Upon close inspection of the second floor, the catwalks that millers used to service the machines are still intact.
Miller’s Work Bench
The miller required a place to work on equipment, as machinery repair was a regular part of millwork. The miller commonly worked with anvils, vices, belt lacers, hammers and other small hand tools. Near the workbench is a post-mounted drill, which could be operated manually, or connected to an offset line shaft for additional power. At some point, a mill worker connected a three-speed car transmission to the main line shaft and used it as a homemade lathe. Upon close inspection of the second floor, the catwalks that millers used to service the machines are still intact.
Roller Milling, Step 4
After separating and cleaning on the second floor, the grain then came back to the first floor for a series of gradually finer grindings. As the grain went through each grinding, it dropped into a spout that directed it into the basement. From the basement, the elevator transported it to the second floor for a series of gradually finer siftings between each grind. Using the gradual reduction method, Mischke installed three roller mills, some corrugated and others smooth, which gradually reduced the size of the grain. This Barnard & Leas roller mill, also called the “first break,” has two sets of corrugated steel rollers. The rollers perform a shearing and crushing action, removing the outer bran from the inner endosperm. The endosperm is the source of refined white flour. The invention of the steel roller mill in the mid-19th century rendered traditional millstones obsolete and allowed for the mass production of flour, still in practice today.
Roller Milling, Step 4
After separating and cleaning on the second floor, the grain then came back to the first floor for a series of gradually finer grindings. As the grain went through each grinding, it dropped into a spout that directed it into the basement. From the basement, the elevator transported it to the second floor for a series of gradually finer siftings between each grind. Using the gradual reduction method, Mischke installed three roller mills, some corrugated and others smooth, which gradually reduced the size of the grain. This Barnard & Leas roller mill, also called the “first break,” has two sets of corrugated steel rollers. The rollers perform a shearing and crushing action, removing the outer bran from the inner endosperm. The endosperm is the source of refined white flour. The invention of the steel roller mill in the mid-19th century rendered traditional millstones obsolete and allowed for the mass production of flour, still in practice today.
Separating and Scouring, Step 3
Following a cycle in the separator, the final step in the grain cleaning process took place in this S. Howe Co. Eureka Horizontal Separator & Scourer. A bucket elevator fed grain into the drum where wooden paddles agitated and collided with the whole grains to loosen any additional dirt or debris. From here, the whole grain dropped into a bin leading to the Barnard &Leas roller mill on the first floor, where the grain would go through the first of several grinding and sifting cycles.
Separating and Scouring, Step 3
Following a cycle in the separator, the final step in the grain cleaning process took place in this S. Howe Co. Eureka Horizontal Separator & Scourer. A bucket elevator fed grain into the drum where wooden paddles agitated and collided with the whole grains to loosen any additional dirt or debris. From here, the whole grain dropped into a bin leading to the Barnard &Leas roller mill on the first floor, where the grain would go through the first of several grinding and sifting cycles.
Separating, Step 2
After inspection and weighing on the first floor, the grain was then transported via the elevators to this S. Howe Co. Eureka Dustless Separator for the first round of debris removal. Upon arrival, a spout fed the grain into the back of the machine where it passed over several screens that allowed the grain to fall through while removing any chaff, sticks or rocks.
Separating, Step 2
After inspection and weighing on the first floor, the grain was then transported via the elevators to this S. Howe Co. Eureka Dustless Separator for the first round of debris removal. Upon arrival, a spout fed the grain into the back of the machine where it passed over several screens that allowed the grain to fall through while removing any chaff, sticks or rocks.
Sifting, Step 5
After each grinding cycle on the first floor, elevators transported the grain to sifters, also called flour dressers. After passing through the first roller mill, Richmond reels one and two separated the bran from the germ. The Richmond reels three through five and the Nordyke & Mormon reels six and seven are each fitted with a different gauge of screen to gradually sift the flour to its finest state. Each of these machines contain brushes that clean the screen in order to avoid caking.
Sifting, Step 5
After each grinding cycle on the first floor, elevators transported the grain to sifters, also called flour dressers. After passing through the first roller mill, Richmond reels one and two separated the bran from the germ. The Richmond reels three through five and the Nordyke & Mormon reels six and seven are each fitted with a different gauge of screen to gradually sift the flour to its finest state. Each of these machines contain brushes that clean the screen in order to avoid caking.
Site History
In the early 1850s, Francis Wisdom settled in Crawford County along the Huzzah Creek and built the first water powered gristmill here. In 1881, the Cottrell brothers, Joseph Dillard and James, purchased the mill. During their eight years of ownership, a small community formed near the mill named Dillard after Joseph. The brothers sold the mill to local resident Andrew Mincher and in 1895 it burned. In 1900, Polish immigrant Emil Mischke purchased the property and in 1908 completed the modern Mischke’s Mill, which remains today. He equipped the mill with a series of machines for the gradual reduction of wheat kernels into flour and a powerful water turbine to operate them. After more than two decades of operation, Mischke sold the mill to Lester Klemme in 1930, on the brink of the Great Depression. As local flour milling declined, Klemme installed machinery to grind corn mostly for livestock feed and some for human consumption. He also opened the Old Mill Lodge and Cabins, as a small tourist destination. Klemme operated the mill until 1956 and the lodge into the 1960s. In 1974, the L-A-D Foundation purchased the property and the following year, began leasing it to the Department of Natural Resources to manage as a historic site.
Site History
In the early 1850s, Francis Wisdom settled in Crawford County along the Huzzah Creek and built the first water powered gristmill here. In 1881, the Cottrell brothers, Joseph Dillard and James, purchased the mill. During their eight years of ownership, a small community formed near the mill named Dillard after Joseph. The brothers sold the mill to local resident Andrew Mincher and in 1895 it burned. In 1900, Polish immigrant Emil Mischke purchased the property and in 1908 completed the modern Mischke’s Mill, which remains today. He equipped the mill with a series of machines for the gradual reduction of wheat kernels into flour and a powerful water turbine to operate them. After more than two decades of operation, Mischke sold the mill to Lester Klemme in 1930, on the brink of the Great Depression. As local flour milling declined, Klemme installed machinery to grind corn mostly for livestock feed and some for human consumption. He also opened the Old Mill Lodge and Cabins, as a small tourist destination. Klemme operated the mill until 1956 and the lodge into the 1960s. In 1974, the L-A-D Foundation purchased the property and the following year, began leasing it to the Department of Natural Resources to manage as a historic site.
Turbine, 1908
Lying 8 feet below the water, the James Leffel 23” Samson Turbine consists of 12 small wicket gates. When opened, water flows through the wicket gates to turn the runner blades and generate mechanical energy. The turbine provides power for the entire mill. It can be operated from each floor and at full flow, generates 24.2 horsepower while consuming 1,974 gallons per minute. In 1908, Mischke installed this Samson turbine manufactured by the James Leffel & Co. of Springfield, Ohio. In the 19th century, water turbines commonly served as an industrial power source before modern day electrical grids.
Turbine, 1908
Lying 8 feet below the water, the James Leffel 23” Samson Turbine consists of 12 small wicket gates. When opened, water flows through the wicket gates to turn the runner blades and generate mechanical energy. The turbine provides power for the entire mill. It can be operated from each floor and at full flow, generates 24.2 horsepower while consuming 1,974 gallons per minute. In 1908, Mischke installed this Samson turbine manufactured by the James Leffel & Co. of Springfield, Ohio. In the 19th century, water turbines commonly served as an industrial power source before modern day electrical grids.
Wheat Kernel
A kernel of wheat is both the seed from which the wheat plant grows and the part of the plant that is milled into flour. Each kernel consists of the germ, bran and endosperm that are encased in a protective husk. The wheat germ and bran contain the highest amounts of fiber, B vitamins and minerals. The endosperm contains mostly carbohydrates and protein. In whole-wheat milling, the entire kernel is ground, retaining the kernel’s nutritional value, which results in a coarser textured flour. In the gradual reduction process, a series of roller mills and sifters grind and separate the three distinct parts. This process removes most of the nutritional value, but results in a fine textured flour.
Wheat Kernel
A kernel of wheat is both the seed from which the wheat plant grows and the part of the plant that is milled into flour. Each kernel consists of the germ, bran and endosperm that are encased in a protective husk. The wheat germ and bran contain the highest amounts of fiber, B vitamins and minerals. The endosperm contains mostly carbohydrates and protein. In whole-wheat milling, the entire kernel is ground, retaining the kernel’s nutritional value, which results in a coarser textured flour. In the gradual reduction process, a series of roller mills and sifters grind and separate the three distinct parts. This process removes most of the nutritional value, but results in a fine textured flour.
Wisdom Mill, ca. 1850s
Today, while only a few timbers remain, an early 1850s settler named Francis Wisdom established the first mill here, known as Wisdom Mill. In 1881, Kentucky-born brothers Joseph and James Cottrell purchased the mill. A small community then developed, named Dillard, after Joseph Dillard Cottrell. While the name remained, eight years later the brothers sold the mill to local farmer, Andrew Jackson Mincher. In 1895, after only six years of ownership, the mill burned and in 1900, Mincher sold the property and mill remains to Polish immigrant Emil Mischke. While constructing the new mill, Mischke reused some of the hand-hewn logs from the original Wisdom Mill.
Wisdom Mill, ca. 1850s
Today, while only a few timbers remain, an early 1850s settler named Francis Wisdom established the first mill here, known as Wisdom Mill. In 1881, Kentucky-born brothers Joseph and James Cottrell purchased the mill. A small community then developed, named Dillard, after Joseph Dillard Cottrell. While the name remained, eight years later the brothers sold the mill to local farmer, Andrew Jackson Mincher. In 1895, after only six years of ownership, the mill burned and in 1900, Mincher sold the property and mill remains to Polish immigrant Emil Mischke. While constructing the new mill, Mischke reused some of the hand-hewn logs from the original Wisdom Mill.
Corn Milling
When Klemme purchased the mill in 1930, he continued to mill wheat, but focused on milling corn mostly for livestock feed and sometimes for human consumption. The corn entered the mill dried and on or off the cob. When off the cob, the kernels first went into a cleaning machine. After cleaning, the kernels were ground in this Forsman’s Ironclad Vertical Buhr Mill. It contains one stationary bed stone, and one moving, running stone. Workers adjusted the distance of the stones for different textures, depending on whether the corn was for meal, chicken, hog or cattle feed. If the corn was being ground into meal for human consumption, like the flour-milling process, it was also sifted. If corn arrived still on the cob, the kernels were removed for cleaning and grinding, or the whole ear was ground.
Corn Milling
When Klemme purchased the mill in 1930, he continued to mill wheat, but focused on milling corn mostly for livestock feed and sometimes for human consumption. The corn entered the mill dried and on or off the cob. When off the cob, the kernels first went into a cleaning machine. After cleaning, the kernels were ground in this Forsman’s Ironclad Vertical Buhr Mill. It contains one stationary bed stone, and one moving, running stone. Workers adjusted the distance of the stones for different textures, depending on whether the corn was for meal, chicken, hog or cattle feed. If the corn was being ground into meal for human consumption, like the flour-milling process, it was also sifted. If corn arrived still on the cob, the kernels were removed for cleaning and grinding, or the whole ear was ground.