The Mill Creek Hundred History Blog

The 1865 Independence Mill (with a later addition)  In the last post we looked at the story of the Colonial Era mill which was located dire...

White Clay Creek Landing, showing the site of Daniels Byrnes' Mill Although there hasn't yet been a dedicated post about it here on ...

The William Foote House There are a few different ways an old house can be situated. It can be prominently displayed along a  major road. I...

NE exterior of the Rotheram House, showing the  original gambrel roofline and window (1971) I have always viewed this blog, and historical r...

Crowell Corp.'s Yorklyn warehouse, c.1955 (Courtesy of the Marshall Steam Museum, the Adelman Collection) Like, I think, many researcher...

The Eastburn Homestead today In  the first post about the Eastburn Homestead , we looked at the early years of the Eastburn family in Mill ...

David Eastburn, Jr. I'll start this out by saying that this is a post that was never meant to be, but I'm glad it is, as it truly do...

The Eastburn Homestead There have certainly been a number of prominent families in Mill Creek Hundred over the past several hundred years, b...