Mill Record Hampton
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- Complex Name (Common)
- Hemlock Glen Industrial Archeological District
- Complex Name (Historic)
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- Hemlock Glen Industrial Archeological District
- Address or Location
- Address Restricted, Hampton
- County
- Windham
- Historic Designation
- Associated Mill Community
- n/a
- Historic Information
Companies Associated w/Complex
- Badger-Moseley Mills
- Fuller-Rockwell Gristmill & Sawmill
- Martin Sawmill
- Rockwell tanning complex
Use (Historic)
Largest Documented Workforce
n/a
Historic Narrative
For historical significance see National Register application: http://pdfhost.focus.nps.gov/docs/NRHP/Text/07000508.pdf
- Architectural Information
Number of Existing Buildings
None
Dates of Construction
n/a
Architect
n/a
Builder
n/a
Building Type
Architectural Description
For description see National Register application: http://pdfhost.focus.nps.gov/docs/NRHP/Text/07000508.pdf Mill buildings dated to 1745-1845. Site includes mill ponds, dams, mill sites.
Exterior Material(s)
n/a
Structural System(s)
n/a
Roof Form
n/a
Roof Material
n/a
Power Source
Condition
n/a
Condition Notes
n/a
- Property Information
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Specific Location
Hemlock Glen Road, Hampton. The dam for the Fuller-Rockwell Gristmill is visible from the road.
Adjacent To
Exterior Visible from Public Road?
Yes
Parcel ID / Assessor Record Link
n/a
Acreage
n/a
Use (Present)
- Other: Archaeological site
- Sources
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Form Completed By
C. Hitchcock
Date
n/a
Bibliography
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