Kirk’s Mills was the name of a small village established by Timothy and Jacob Kirk in 1812. The village consisted of two mills, a store, post office, and a Quaker meeting house. Only the upper mill survived and it has been converted into a private residence.
| c1810 | Timothy Kirk |
| 1815 | Jacob Kirk |
| 1875 | Levi Kirk |
| 1893 | Lewis Kirk |
| 1927 | Closed by Evan Brabson |
| Built | c1815 |
| Structure | 2.5 Story Brick |
| Dimensions | 40 x 60 |
| Water Source | Raccoon Creek |
| Township | Little Britain |
| Type | Flour/Grist/Saw |
| Tailrace | 12 feet |
| Power | 1 Overshot |
| Capacity | 8 bbls / day |
The mill is located at 348 Kirk’s Mill Road, Nottingham, PA.
