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Throwback Thursday: Peirce Mill visitors in 1940

June 17, 2015

Looks like a lovely day for a jaunt to Peirce Mill – 1940 style.

Peirce Mill 1940 NPSNational Park Service photo

Don’t fall over the fence, kids! The mill’s water wheel is just visible on the left side of the photo. Here’s a view from another angle.

Peirce Mill NPS

It doesn’t look like water was turning the mill wheel when this photo was taken, but most 1940 visitors would have been treated to the sight of a working mill, something we get to enjoy today thanks to Friends of Peirce Mill and the National Park Service (here’s some history). The mill is running every second and fourth Saturday through October.

Peirce Mill is located at 2401 Tilden Street, and online at nps.gov/pimi and peircemill-friends.org.

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  1. Tracy Johnke says

    June 17, 2015 at 9:31 am

    I guess it kind of feels like a Thursday….

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