Lanterman’s Mill

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Lanterman’s Mill is a historic 19th-century gristmill and popular landmark in Mill Creek Park in Youngstown, Ohio, known for its restored milling operations and scenic waterfall setting.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic gristmill
landmark
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle 19th-century industrial vernacular
builtBy Volney Rogers (park founder, associated with preservation)
builtIn 19th century
category Gristmills in the United States
city Youngstown
constructionEnd 1846
constructionStart 1845
country United States
hasFeature covered bridge
stone construction
waterfall
wooden superstructure
hasTrailAccess Mill Creek Park trails
hasUse educational site
grist milling
museum
recreation site
hasView Mill Creek Gorge
heritageDesignation local historic landmark
isPopularFor fall foliage viewing
photography
sightseeing
weddings
locatedIn Mahoning County, Ohio
Mill Creek Park
Ohio
United States
Youngstown, Ohio
linked to: Youngstown
locatedOn Mill Creek NERFINISHED
namedAfter Lanterman family
near Lanterman’s Falls
offers demonstration of grain grinding
guided tours
openToPublic true
operatedAs water-powered gristmill
owner Mill Creek MetroParks
partOf Mill Creek MetroParks historic resources
poweredBy Mill Creek waterfall
linked to: Mill Creek Falls

water wheel
produces cornmeal
wheat flour
restoredBy Mill Creek MetroParks
seasonalOperation typically spring through fall
sells stone-ground flour products
state Ohio
underwentRestoration 1980s

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Mill Creek Park hasPart Lanterman’s Mill
Lanterman’s Covered Bridge hasView Lanterman’s Mill