Sugar Mill Ruins
|
Reviewed by:
Jò
Rating:
|
Sugar Mill Ruins or also known as Cruger and DePeyster Sugar Mill, was once an operational mill which was built during the uprisings of the Native Americans in the early 19th century and is a timely reminder of a time when the Seminole Indians fought the settlers to end the area's molasses and sugar industries. The site was added to the US National Register of Historic Places in August 1970.
Category: Historic Site
Address: 1050 Old Mission Road, New Smyrna Beach
Telephone: 1 386-427-2284
Maybe you might also be interested in:
| Atlantic Center for the Arts - 5.2 mi | |
|
Atlantic Center for the Arts is an international artists-in-residence community dedicated to promoting artistic excellence. The center is spread across 69 acres on Turnbull Bay in New Smyrna Beach. It occupies numerous facilities and studios where... Reviewed by: Editorial Staff |
|
