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Patt, I think that the dam you found was built almost a hundred years ago by a feller by the name of John Zurn. If you have a copy of Heart of the Pines by John Pearce, turn to page 694.

I still don't know the location you are referring to.

Patt, can you use the livemaps to pinpoint where you were?

Patt, Take a look at this post from Jerseyman: http://forums.njpinebarrens.com/threads/franks-ford-tub-mill-and-amatol.4243/#post-43179

Amen. Thanks, Roosay.

Rocco's Townehouse in Hammonton is a good place to eat. Good beers too.

Thanks, LOcalVolliE. Happy Valentine's Day!

Thank you, good sir.

Another piece I wrote back in the day. A rough recording, but its all I have left of the piece (I've lost the score as well as the original recording). http://gabrielcoia.bandcamp.com/

vocal trollie is back!

True that!

Very good to hear!

Thank you again. I'd like to see an illustration of such a mill.

Eeeeenteresting.

Thank you, Ted. Do you know of any examples offhand of pine barrens saw mills which were situated as such?

Turtle and I did some more extensive exploring at the mill site, and I walked away a bit more confident about my understanding of the site. I will recant my previous assertion that there were two mills here. I mistook for a raceway what I now think was simply an overflow channel, as I could find...

Thank you, Jerseyman. I look forward to it!

Thanks, LTH

That's a good consideration, jokerman.

No, but I do dig that song. My little bro just introduced me to his music.