.lust time years after the signing of the Hc-lv-ation

.lust time years after the signing of the Hc-lv-ation °f Independence' at Ph‘!-;delplda. Mud<!v (>■ k M !i w- ■ lr .r A nest as old as Am •••lea Itself Amei 'f g as a frei and sov ereign nation, that is this old mill has sti ■ -cl. adamant to wind and Heather - Although r : construction is fgiudy. it is nonetheless quaint and pic'uresque. S'tnated in the northeastern t o of Curnbci land countv a few hundre 1 V"ds off State Rente 68: it at tracts many visitors each year. - The desmn of the mill is very unusual. The first floor walls are made of rock, the second story of brick, and a slate roof cover the two top floors. Oviginally the full basement was floored with brick -eit contains a large brick fireplace too so the basement must have b.. used in the early days of the mill's history. However, floods that fiave washed through it over '■ years have left thrir debris, and the bricks are b a r e 1 y discernible. Threats of future floods make the US' of it now unwise b R J. Moral, an immigrant from Scotland, built the- mill. He carv -d his name, preceded by a D prinvd backwards and the yar 1785 on a rock that went into the wall of flu mill