The Brunnerville Mill sits along the Hammer Creek in Elizabeth Township. John Youndt built a log mill on this site in 1792. The current stone mill was built around 1859 by Martin Grube. Milling operations ceased in 1917. The mill has been renovated into a private residence.
| 1792 | John Youndt |
| 1833 | Henry Stoneroth |
| 1837 | Martin D. & Elizabeth Grube |
| c1859 | Martin Grube built current mill |
| 1860 | Benjamin Breitigam |
| 1862 | Abraham Bruckhart |
| 1867 | Aaron H. Brubaker |
| 1874 | John Snavely |
| 1887 | Benjamin H. Snavely |
| 1917 | Operations ceased |
| 1921 | Benjamin B. Snavely |
| 1946 | Lincoln Miles Snavely |
| 1966 | Gerald L. Snavely |
| 1972 | Garland & Doris Gingerich |
| c1980 | Converted to a residence |
| 2000 | Donal P. Markey |
| 2012 | Shawn & Jessica Long |
The mill is located at 475 Snavely Mill Road, Lititz, PA
| Built | c1859 |
| Structure | 4.5 Story Stone/Frame |
| Water Source | Hammer Creek |
| Township | Elizabeth |
| Type | Flour/Grist/Saw |
| Headrace | Pond |
| Tailrace | 100 feet |
| Dam Height | 9 feet |
| Power | 2 turbines |
| Capacity | 12 bbl /day |
