Old mill or old cellar hole?

[John (Ma)]

I have located a site of an old Paper mill that was built in the late 1881 and burned down in 1950. Do you think this a good place to check out, or should I concentrate on old cellar holes?

 

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[Kas]

There are more coins buried underground than in circulation today. True.

Good stuff is everywhere, just more concentrated where more people go.

I would sure go check it out. You'll know in an hour whether to keep at it or go back to the cellar.

 

[Gypsy Heart]

Can you tell us the name of the mill?
I would take a good look at the place and decide where would be a good cool place for the workers to eat their lunch. Should be a nice spot next to the river or canal where they sat. Then I would try to find the loading dock area and the path to the privy...

 

[John (Ma)]

Ok. thanks. I could not give you a name of the mill, as I do not even know myself. I was on my On/Off road motorcycle on a trail and found a large old foundation in the woods. I have been trying to research this in several different ways, that has been taking time, and I have just figured out that it was a paper mill, due to past history reports, word of mouth and some landmarks that I have narrowed down. So my information is limited to just knowing that it was a paper mill and the above information.