The Goshen Mill is the only remaining mill on the Conowingo Creek. The water power was replaced by electricity in 1930 and operated as a feed mill as late as 1962.
| 1741 | Joshua & Walter Denny |
| 1758 | Joshua Brown |
| 1775 | Jeremiah Brown |
| 1775 | Joshua Brown, Jr. |
| 1820 | Slater Brown |
| 1855 | Jeremiah Brown |
| 1877 | ? Wood |
| 1877 | Edward Ambler |
| 1877 | William Ambler |
| 1877 | Joseph Penrose Ambler |
| 1895 | Destroyed by fire |
| 1895 | Rebuilt as a frame mill |
| 19?? | Charles L. and Alva P. Ambler |
| 1925 | Jesse McCrery |
| 1926 | Lawrence E. Moore |
| 1930 | Converted to electricity |
| 1962 | Offered for sale as a feed mill |
| 1964 | Grant H. Keiffer |
| Built | 1895 |
| Structure | 2.5 Story Frame |
| Dimensions | 36 x 42 |
| Water Source | Conowingo Creek |
| Township | Fulton |
| Type | Flour/Grist |
| Headrace | 3,900 feet |
| Tailrace | 300 feet |
| Power | 2 Turbines |
| Capacity | 10 bbl / day |
The mill is located at 888 Goshen Mill Road, Peach Bottom, PA.
Updated: September 8, 2023
