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Enjoyed photos submitted by D. Roy Dykes of Young Mill About: Pictures from the Past: Youngs Mill submitted by D. Roy Dykes To ColumbiaMagazine.com: It was great to see photos of the old mill. The first time I saw the mill was in 1979. It was in ruins then. The shaft of the turbine was sticking through the collapsed roof. When Garnett Young, my father-in-law, wrote his book about growing up in Adair County, Beyond the Brier Domain, he was very interested in the old mill. Since digital photography and scanners were a thing of the future and since all he had were some very small, indistinct photos, we opted to use artist's renderings throughout the book. I would love to contact the person who submitted these photos. I wonder if he knew Garnett. Wanda and Bobby Beard showed us the mill site again a very few years ago. Alas! there isn't much to see! s/Cathy Young This story was posted on 2009-11-17 05:47:01
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