Fonds 89-1067 - Lang Mill Manual; Otonabee Region Conservation Authority / Shelagh Grant

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Lang Mill Manual; Otonabee Region Conservation Authority / Shelagh Grant

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89-1067

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This item was created by and in the custody of Shelagh Grant before it was donated to the Trent University Archives.

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This item is a photocopy of the rough draft of the Lang Mill Manual prepared by Shelagh Grant for the Otonabee Conservation Authority.

The Lang Mill Manual is a history of the Mill at Lang Pioneer Village in Keene. Included in the manual is a brief history of Lang Village and the mill; a short description of the Millowner, Thomas Short; a description of the buildings and the dam; a description of the workings of the mill including water power and the production of flour and oatmeal; and a description and short history of Red Fife Wheat. There is also a chronology of the history of the mill; a list of developments at the mill; a plot plan of the land owned with the mill; a survey of Allandale and a general history of early flour mills in Upper Canada. A list of sources is located at the back of the manual indicating that a number of primary and secondary sources were used.

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This item was donated by Shelagh Grant

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Original located with the Otonabee Conservation Authority

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