Dexter Grist Mill

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Dexter Grist Mill is a historic water-powered gristmill and popular landmark in Sandwich, Massachusetts, known for its picturesque setting and traditional corn grinding demonstrations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic gristmill
landmark
tourist attraction
water-powered mill
architecturalStyle vernacular New England mill architecture
category Grist mills in Massachusetts
Historic district contributing properties in Massachusetts
Museums in Barnstable County, Massachusetts
constructionStartDate circa 1640
coordinates approximately 41.758°N 70.503°W
country United States of America
surface form: United States
hasFeature dam at Shawme Pond
millstones
overshot water wheel
sluiceway
wooden gearing
hasHeritageStatus contributing property in a historic district
heritageDesignation listed on the National Register of Historic Places
inception mid-17th century
knownFor historic water-powered machinery
picturesque setting
traditional corn grinding demonstrations
locatedIn Barnstable County, Massachusetts
locatedNear Sandwich Glass Museum
Sandwich Town Hall
Shawme Pond
locatedOn Cape Cod
location Sandwich, Massachusetts
material wood
NRHPType building
numberOfStoreys 2
offers corn grinding demonstrations
guided tours
openToPublic yes
operator Town of Sandwich
originalFunction grinding corn
grinding grain for local residents
ownedBy Town of Sandwich
partOf Sandwich Historic District
poweredBy Shawme Pond outflow
water wheel
product stone-ground cornmeal
rebuiltDate circa 1850s
roofMaterial wood shingles
surroundedBy park-like setting
touristRegion Cape Cod
typicalOpeningSeason late spring to early fall
use museum
tourist attraction

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Sandwich hasAttraction Dexter Grist Mill
subject surface form: Sandwich, Massachusetts
Sandwich Village hasLandmark Dexter Grist Mill
Town of Sandwich hasLandmark Dexter Grist Mill