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Title: Pewaukee Lake Mills
Description: A view of Pewaukee Lake Mills. Asa Clark, a Vermont pioneer who settled in the town of Pewaukee in 1837, erected a sawmill in 1838 at the outlet of the lake. In 1845 he erected a three-story stone flour mill. In 1854, Benjamin Boorman bought it and later enlarged it. At one time his sons ran a cracker factory in conjunction with the mill. After standing empty for many years it was razed in 1927.
Image ID: 43250
Creation
Date: 		1925 ca.
Creator
Name: 		Unknown
City, State: Pewaukee, Village of, Wisconsin
Collection
Name: 		Place File
Genre: Photographs
Additional
Information: 		Ex collection J.H.A. Lacher, 1927.
Subjects: Flour mills
Cities and towns--Wisconsin
 

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