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Dawt Mill is a historic mill complex on the North Fork River in Ozark County, Missouri. The present mill dates from the early twentieth century and used roller-milling equipment to process grain, replacing earlier milling operations at the river site. Surviving machinery and riverside buildings preserve its industrial character, while the surrounding property has also been developed for lodging, dining, fishing, and river recreation.
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Where is Dawt Mill located?
Dawt Mill stands on the North Fork River near Tecumseh in Ozark County, Missouri. The site is part of the Ozarks and is known for its historic mill buildings and riverside setting.
When was the present Dawt Mill complex rebuilt?
Alva Hodgson registered his purchase of the site on January 12, 1901, and rebuilt the mill afterward. The rebuilt structure was a three-story roller mill powered by a water turbine. [Dawt Mill history](https://dawtmill.com/about-us/history/)
What did Dawt Mill process and what machinery did it use?
The mill processed grain with roller-milling equipment rather than relying only on earlier stone-milling methods. The larger complex also included a sawmill, cotton gin, blacksmith shop, and general store.
Is Dawt Mill only a historic building, or can people visit the site?
Today Dawt Mill is also marketed as a riverside retreat with cabins, lodging, floating, dining, and outdoor activities. Visitors can therefore experience the North Fork River setting as well as the historic mill complex.
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