Gold Point Mill

Gold Point Mill, situated near Elk City in Idaho County, Idaho, is a historic site listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 2000. Built in 1936, this well-preserved shed-roofed building played a crucial role in the 1930s gold mining boom in the region. Visitors can explore its intact interior, which houses original machinery such as a jaw crusher, ball mill, and shaker tables, showcasing the milling process from ore to concentrate. Although the mill operated for a brief period due to financial constraints, it remains a significant example of Idaho's mining history and architectural design.