Let's explore Boxley Mill. We'll explore this 1870 water powered grist mill operate. Grinding corn. скачать в хорошем качестве

Let's explore Boxley Mill. We'll explore this 1870 water powered grist mill operate. Grinding corn.

Deep in the Ozark Mountains and nestled on the banks of the Buffalo National River, is an 1870 grist mill that operated a stone mill/ burr mill up until 1950. Once powered by a water wheel, the mill was upgraded to a turbine, a set of roller mills and a sawmill in1901. Boxley mill was the center point for the economy in Boxley Valley for nearly 100 years. We will explore a tour of the mill with special permission and escort from the National Park Service, and will take a closer look at all of the equipment inside of Boxley Mill. Our guide Kevin Meddleton, local historian, will explain how each piece of equipment would have worked back in the day. We will also talk about the history of the mill and the struggles of constructing a large mill. We will explain the process of how flour is made and how they used mills to grind corn. I will discuss the various types of propulsion used in these old mills, mills like this would have run using an overshot water wheel, a undershot water wheel, a pitchback water wheel, breastshot wheel and the turbine. One of the unique challenges of shooting this location was the fact that there is no power anywhere on the site. Our cameras had to record in very low light, which gives the video a truly "exploring" feel to the building. Special thanks to: Kevin Meddleton, Aletha Tetterton and the National Parks Service. Maintenance/ Caretakers of the park assisted by: Gorgas Science Foundation These mills were the original "green" energy manufacturing plants. There is so much history associated with these old grist mills and each one has it's own story to tell. Join me as we explore water mills all over the country. GPS locations mentioned in the video: Boxley Mill: https://goo.gl/maps/kvLs5mkhEZUEBfC48 The mill is closed and permission from the National Park Service is required to approach the mill. Please visit: The Society for the Preservation of Old Mills Facebook page:   / spoom   Web page: https://www.spoom.org/ Please visit: Gristmill Enthusiasts:   / 49704759105   Please visit: http://www.millinaround.com Milling Around with Jim Viebrock #Dillardmill, #waterpoweredmills, #gristmills, #thesocietyforthepreservationofoldmills Millin' Around with Jim Viebrock Season 1 Episode 12 release date 8/15/2022 All rights reserved. Welcome to Millin' Around with Jim Viebrock. In this video blog series I travel all around the country re-visiting the old mills that I have photographed for more than 30 years. These sites have interesting history and are nestled in some of the most picturesque locations in the country. I'll talk about the unique features of each structure and the use of the topography to create energy, I'll share the stories of human success and trials, how the mill operated and how each mill impacted the communities that grew alongside them. I'll talk about how these mills were used during the civil war, why they were captured or burned and by who. These fascinating locations are true survivors and their stories are worthy of telling. Come with me on a beautiful journey of folklore, history and engineering, not to mention some of the most beautiful and amazing locations. Grist Mills, Water powered mills, Water wheels, Overshot wheel, undershot wheel, turbine, Water turbine, grinding corn, stone mill, roller mill, water power, old mill, society for the preservation of old mills, water mill, grinding wheat, mills in Missouri, things to do in Southwestern Missouri This video may appear on media outlets that insert advertisements or advertisers (such as, but not limited to: YouTube, Facebook Etc.). The producers of this video have no control over what, if any, advertisers or advertisements may appear or be inserted. The producers of this video cannot be held liable for any products, claims or warrantees presented during the video for which it has no control. The producers of this video are not endorsing any products or opinions that may appear as advertisers or experts in inserted material. This video is produced independently from the location that the video may shot in or at. This content is for entertainment only. The producers are not responsible for any errors stated, historical inaccuracies, or misrepresentations of characters discussed or portrayed. Any information contained within should be considered as entertainment only and should not be considered as fact. Any information, conclusions or statements derived from the information contained in this video should be verified by the person choosing to act on said information. Nothing in this video infers or constitutes a “client” arrangement.