Ortonville Mill

The Ortonville Mill, located in Ortonville, Michigan, is a historic gristmill that dates back to 1856 and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1971. Originally built by Amos Orton, the mill played a central role in the development of the local community, which grew around it. The mill operated until 1960 and was later donated to the Ortonville Community Historical Society, which now runs it as a museum showcasing local history. Visitors can explore its Greek Revival architecture and learn about its significance in the region's agricultural and industrial past.