Hodgson-Aid Mill

Hodgson-Aid Mill, located near Sycamore in Ozark County, Missouri, is a historic grist mill built around 1897. This timber frame structure, adorned with red-painted weatherboards, is set beside Bryant Creek and features a man-made mill pond and a limestone barrel vault. Once a bustling economic hub for local farmers, the mill produced high-quality flour using innovative milling machinery. Although it ceased operations in 1976, the mill remains a significant historical site, listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 2002. Visitors can explore its rich history, including its transformation from a community staple to a tourist attraction, and enjoy the scenic surroundings.