This mill has been in operation for over a century. It was originally built as a flour mill in 1855 by James Alexander and was powered by waste water diverted around the canal lock. The wooden water wheel was replaced by a water turbine in the late 1800s and remained in use until the 1970s.

Now a grain and feed store, the original the original building remains much as it has been, aside from the water wheel. Its original owner, now buried at Northfield-Macedonia Cemetery, apparently has had a difficult time parting with his business.

Alexander had a difficult time trusting his decendants with the family business. According to several sources, he still wanders the mill, keeping a watchful eye over its workers, making sure the business is run according to his high standards.

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