Cedar Creek Grist Mill

Cedar Creek Grist Mill in Woodland, Washington, is a historic mill built in 1876 by the George W. Woodham family and A.C. Reid. Originally powered by water from a dam, it reflects an important part of the state's milling past. Although the remains of the dam were removed in the 1950s, restoration in the 1980s returned the mill to working condition. Now operating as a museum and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it preserves a rare example of Washington’s historic milling heritage as a functioning site.

Amboy, Washington · United States