Mallory Mill - Hammondsport, NY - New York Historical Markers on Waymarking.com

Long Description:
Mallory Mill
Built 1835-1836 by Meredith
Mallory of Yates Co. for $30,000.
There were 3 combined overshot
and pitchback water wheels
inside building.

At the time it was built, Mallory Mill was the second largest free-standing building in New York. Its four stories housed three water wheels that generated the power for the grist mill. Unfortunately for the owners, the water supply would freeze during winter months and the building functioned as a grist mill for only a short period of time. It was used for storage before being converted to a winery in the 1880's. More recent owners also have used it for storage. The mill was added to the National Register of Historic Places on December 9, 1999. When we visited it, it had a for rent sign on it.

Marker Name: Mallory Mill Marker Type: Roadside Agency: Village of Hammondsport City/Town/Village Name: Hammondsport County: Steuben Region: Finger Lakes (Region 3) Website: [Web Link] Dedication Date: Not Listed

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