Historical Marker

Rapelye's Mill

Corona, this mill stood on Colonial Ave., opposite Waldron St. · Corona, New York · Queens

New York marker

Inscription

On this site, 1655, Captain John Coe erected the first grist mill in Newtown, used as a mill by Rapelye until 1875.

Location

AddressCorona, this mill stood on Colonial Ave., opposite Waldron St.
CityCorona, New York
CountyQueens
StateNew York
Coordinates40.749940, -73.848170

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