This building was erected in 1856 as a flour mill. The original 2 ½ story structure was enlarged around 1910 with the addition of a third-storey and the entire front portion. The actual structure is composed of massive timbers, which are mortise-and-tenon-jointed together with brick infill (known as half-timbering), and is set on stone foundation walls 2 ½ feet thick. As such, it is rather rare as most existing grist mills in south-western Ontario are constructed either of stone or brick. (Info courtesy of Doors Open)
It now houses a landscaping company and a design studio. Sadly, we could not go inside.
