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New Richmond Roller Mills Co.
I looked for this place, but was unable to find anything like it at the address given (201 Knowles Ave. N). There was a somewhat new (like 1960s) office building in the 100s, a mill pond or small lake, and on the other side a Subway (sandwich place) that looked brand new. There was a small dam, but that didn't really look anything like a mill. There was actually a historic places-type sign that mentioned the building, but I honestly couldn't find anything in the area that looked like something that resembled a mill. So if someone wants to take a look at the list description (which I don't have) or wants to go there on their own, go ahead. AlexiusHoratius 16:30, 4 May 2010 (UTC)[reply]
