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The Mills of Appleton

 
Log Home in Appleton, probably built in the late 1800s
109 of 151 		Log Home in Appleton, built 1893. Well built in 1947 supplied water for several homes.
110 of 151 		Former Chinchilla farm operated by John Clarke
111 of 151 		Summer Cottage Log Cabin built with a unique twisted chimney (left side of photo)
112 of 151 		Site of original Gladish Blacksmith Shop
113 of 151 		Original Site of Appleton Community Hall, now holds Seating in Memory of Brian Cole (1990-2003)
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Robert Teskey House, Owner of the Sawmill and Woollen Mills in Appleton
115 of 151 		Fruit Tree planted on East side of Mississippi River in Appleton
116 of 151 		Appleton Boat launch & private shed. The shed is built on the foundations of the old Cheese Factory.
117 of 151 		Former Jack Collie Residence
118 of 151 		Appleton Woollen Mill Ruins, 2003 (Photo by Don & Fran Cooper)
119 of 151 		Appleton Woollen Ruins, 2004 (Photo by Bernice Butler)
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Map of the Appleton Community 1930-1940, Drawn from Memory
121 of 151 		Appleton General Store, Late 1940s
122 of 151 		North Lanark Historical Society and North Lanark Regional Museum
123 of 151 		The Ruins of the Appleton Woollen Mill
124 of 151 		Former Collie Woollen Mill Office Building, derelict. Photo by Alison Ball
125 of 151 		Mill Ruins in Appleton, by Jane Cass
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