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(This is the old mill in Doubs that was recently demolished. Built in 1812 by Charles Carroll, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, the mill site was within the 17,000 acre wilderness tract called Carrollton Manor. In 1821, Carroll dee...) |
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This is the old mill in Doubs that was recently demolished. Built in 1812 by Charles Carroll, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, the mill site was within the 17,000 acre wilderness tract called Carrollton Manor. In 1821, Carroll deeded the site to Sarah Ann Hoffman. Subsequent owners were named Doub, Copeland and Smith. The mill ceased operations in 1968.
(Photo courtesy of Phil Lowery; Photography by Walker R. Smith of Doub
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