Just like you were there: White’s Mill in Virginia

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I recently visited my hometown of Abingdon, Virginia (awesome place, you should visit) and took a drive out to White’s Mill, a restored late 18th century water-powered flour mill that is registered as a Virginia Historic Landmark and on the National Register of Historic Places.

It was a great day to take photos because it was sunny yet cold, snowy and icy, too. I got some good photos of the mill so take a look through them and it’ll be “just like you were there” – enjoy!

Historic White's Mill

White's Mill in wintertime

White's Mill Frozen Over

White's Mill Close-up Frozen Over

Shadows on the Snow at White's Mill

Water wheel with ice at White's Mill

Water wheet close-up at White's Mill

Thanks for stopping by – for more “Just Like You Were There” blog posts, click below:

A Perfect Afternoon in Oakland, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Kentuck Knob, Public Art at Randyland, Sunday Drive to Harmony and Zelienople, Hiking at Laurel Hill State Park, Exploring Hartwood Acres, Blueberry Picking at Soergels Orchards

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