This mill is the highest up on the Cocalico Creek. It was built on the site of a former carding/fulling and later boring mill. It was converted to a residence in the early 20th century.
| 1817 | Jacob Kurtz (carding/fulling mill) |
| 1850 | George Lutz (boring mill) |
| 1864 | George Burkholder built a new grist mill |
| 1864 | Daniel S. Lutz |
| 1869 | Noah Weinhold |
| 1898 | M. B. Steffy |
| 1901 | Eli Steffy |
| 1906 | Isaac B. Brubaker |
| 1918 | Kate Brubaker |
| 1927 | Harvey E. Eberly |
| c1930 | Converted to a residence |
| 1933 | Frank E. Eberly |
| 1944 | Robert and Anna Bachman |
| 1948 | Benjamin F. and Christine M. Strong |
| 1955 | Harry Erny |
| 1955 | Robert S. and Helen R. Metzler |
| 1958 | James C. and Martha E. Kelley |
| 1961 | Robert S. and Florence Law |
| 1971 | Bill and Barbara M. Solley |
| 1997 | Barbara M. Solley |
| 2018 | Frederick J. and Sierra N. Klein |
The mill is located at 850 Greenville Road, Denver, PA.
| Built | c1864 |
| Structure | 2.5 Story Stone/Frame |
| Size | 30×50 |
| Water Source | Cocalico Creek |
| Township | West Cocalico |
| Type | Flour/Grist/Saw |
| Headrace | 800 feet |
| Tailrace | 60 feet |
| Dam Height | 5 feet |
| Power | 2 Turbines |
| Capacity | 8 bbl / day |
Updated: December 20, 2023