Aka Stehman’s Mill
The Denlinger mill is listed with the West Branch of the Little Conestoga because its dam was located at the mouth of the West Branch. The mill is sited along the Little Conestoga and its tail race emptied into that stream. Today, the mill serves as a private residence.
1792 | First Mill |
1818 | John & Benjamin Mellinger |
1820 | Christian & Benjamin Mellinger |
1845 | John Mellinger Estate |
c1850 | D. Linton |
1864 | C. B. & H. C. Herr |
1875 | H. H. Stehman |
1895 | Destroyed by fire |
1899 | Rebuilt by John, William, and Henry Denlinger |
1912 | William Denlinger |
1924 | Isaiah S. Sneath |
1969 | Secondhand shop |
1973 | Clayton N. Heisey |
c1974 | Converted to a residence |
Built | 1899 |
Structure | 3.5 Story Stone |
Dimensions | 40 x 60 |
Water Source | W. Branch of Little Conestoga |
Township | Manor |
Type | Flour/Grist/Cider |
Headrace | 1,500 feet |
Tailrace | 500 feet |
Power | 2 Turbine, 1 Overshot |
Capacity | 24 bbl / day |
This mill is located at 401 Stehman Church Road, Millersville.
Updated: September 6, 2023