Red Mill

The Red Mill features traditional wooden architecture with four floors, large water wheel mechanisms, and sturdy stone foundations along the Raritan River.

Built in 1810, this gristmill supported local agriculture by processing wheat and corn from neighboring farms throughout the nineteenth century.

The Red Mill Museum Village presents exhibits about early American industrial practices, local farming methods, and traditional milling techniques.

Visitors can access guided tours of the mill's operational mechanisms, historical displays, and seasonal events through the museum's main entrance.

The mill's original grinding stones and wooden gearing system remain intact, demonstrating the engineering methods used for grain processing in 1810.

Location: Clinton

Part of: Red Mill Museum Village

Address: 56 Main Street

GPS coordinates: 40.63611,-74.91278

Latest update: March 19, 2025 16:56