The Lime Valley Mill operated as a grist mill for over 150 years until it received damage during Hurricane Agnes in 1972. Later it was converted to a museum and today is a private residence.
| 1790 | George Withers |
| c1791 | First mill built |
| 1796 | Michael Withers |
| 1837 | Adam Herr |
| 1843 | George & Susanna Lefevre |
| 1846 | Destroyed by fire and rebuilt |
| 1847 | Jacob & Anna (Lefevre) Witmer |
| 1850 | Jacob H. Zercher |
| 1866 | Jacob Harnish |
| 1882 | Harvey F. Haverstick |
| 1891 | Annie E. Haverstick |
| 1901 | Elam Moore |
| 1902 | Ida Bard |
| 1905 | Turbines installed |
| 1927 | Harry & Anna Hunsicker |
| 1939 | J. Lloyd Sheaffer |
| 1946 | Reid Sheaffer |
| 1963 | Lancaster Milling Company |
| 1972 | Damaged by Hurricane Agnes Milling ceased |
| 1981 | Converted to generate electricity by Roy and Helen Wagner |
| 1986 | Gerald Wagner |
| 1996 | John and Karen Hoffmeister |
| 2002 | Dam collapsed |
| 2017 | Converted to private residence by Christopher Scott |
| Built | 1846 |
| Structure | 3.5 Story Stone |
| Dimensions | 40 x 60 |
| Water Source | Pequea Creek |
| Township | West Lampeter |
| Type | Flour/Grist/Saw/Cider |
| Headrace | 1,300 feet |
| Tailrace | 100 feet |
| Dam Height | 6 feet |
| Power | 3 Turbines |
| Capacity | 75 bbl / day |
The mill is located at 914 Lime Valley Road, Willow Street, PA.
