Aka Von Nieda/Rock Hill
Built by Philip Von Nieda in 1818, the Adamstown Roller Mill was a major contributor to the local economy until it closed in 1926. It was admitted to the National Registry in 1997. It now stands vacant.
| 1750 | George Shop (Shoup / Shupp/ Sharp) |
| 1751 | Jonathan Shupp |
| 1764 | Peter Sharp |
| 1780 | John Sharp |
| 1785 | Jacob Von Nieda |
| 1806 | Philip Von Nieda |
| 1818 | Current mill built |
| 1847 | William Von Nieda |
| 1875 | Andrew Emmert |
| 1899 | Fred Gross |
| 1915 | Leffler and Martin |
| 1926 | Closed by Clarence Martin |
| 1941 | Good Brothers |
| 1997 | Carl and Marilyn Gehman |
| Built | 1818 |
| Structure | 3.5 Story Stone |
| Dimensions | 60 x 70 |
| Water Source | Little Muddy Creek |
| Township | Brecknock |
| Type | Grist, Flour |
| Head race | 1,550 feet |
| Tailrace | 600 feet |
| Dam Height | 7 feet |
| Power | 3 Overshot Wheels |
| Capacity | 36 bbls / day |
The mill is located on Willow Street in Reinholds just off Dry Tavern Road (897).
Updated: January 2, 2024
