Logan’s Mill

Logan’s Mill

Logan’s Mill, located in Brussels, Ontario, was originally built in 1915 on stone foundations laid in 1856. It continued operations until 1967, when the owner retired and closed up shop. In the ensuing years, it has become abandoned and run-down; its floor system and interior framework (some of which was once damaged by an early fire) has become unsafe.

The building shell of the Logan’s Mill, while suffering from 50 years of neglect and disrepair, is still in a reasonable condition due largely to its concrete construction. By replacing the roof and interior contents the Logan’s Mill can become a stable, secure shell for rehabilitation and new public use.

As a site honouring our heritage, displays will include many salvaged of the pieces of equipment from Gorrie Mill and from Logan’s Mill that were used in the mills of the day.