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Pluckemin, Burnt Mill circa 1903 - 1909. Retrieved from https://doi.org/doi:10.7282/T3BP02WK
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TitlePluckemin, Burnt Mill circa 1903 - 1909
NameErdley, (Depicted), Erdley, Anna (Depicted), Erdley, Mabel (Depicted), Eberbach, William (Associated name), Reger, Frank (Associated name), Eberbach, Otto (Associated name), Ten Eyck, Abram (Associated name), Fields, George (Associated name), Schley, Kenneth B. (Associated name), Sutton, Robert J. (Collector), Eberbach, Marie (Researcher), Clarence Dillon Public Library
Date Created1903-1909
SubjectMillinery
DescriptionPhoto of the mill at Burnt Mill between 1903 and 1909. Among those pictured are: Mr. Erdley, the miller, dressed in white, his wife Anna standing in the doorway, and their daughter Mabel by the tree.

The mill was built after the Civil War and stood on the south side of Lamington River just west of its confluence with the North Branch of the Raritan. The mill had a sideshot wheel. Part of the millrace remains. The old road passed in front of the mill. The bridge is to the left of the photo.

Mr. Erdley left Burnt Mill in 1909 to purchase the Weston Mill which he ran for 11 years. William Eberbach operated the Burnt Mill mill from 1909 to 1911, then it stood idle for several years. Frank Reger ran the mill from 1915 until his death in 1923. From 1923 to 1927 the millers were Otto Eberbach and Abram Ten Eyck, who rented the mill from George Fields.

The mill was torn down in 1928 by Kenneth B. Schley when he purchased Field Farm (now Lana Lobell Farm) and the nearby land at Burnt Mill.

Photo from the collection of Robert J. Sutton. Information from Marie Eberbach and Robert J. Sutton.
Time PeriodThe Emergence of Modern America (1890-1930)
Persistent URLhttps://doi.org/doi:10.7282/T3BP02WK
CollectionAnne O'Brien Historical Room Collection
Organization NameClarence Dillon Public Library
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