Historical Marker

Site Of De Witt Mill

State Ed Dept, 1935 · Rosendale · Ulster

New York marker

Inscription

SITE OF DE WITT MILL ERECTED ABOUT 1750 BY COL. CHARLES DE WITT. FLOUR GROUND HERE FOR AMERICAN ARMY IN THE REVOLUTION.

Location

AddressState Ed Dept, 1935
CityRosendale
CountyUlster
StateNew York
Coordinates41.885100, -74.303500

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