Planing Mill

Sebringville, Ontario, Canada

Sept 29 2007, 1:57pm EDT

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This unassuming structure, from the outside, began as a wood well pump factory in 1875. By 1906 it was converted over to a planing mill by Henry Hoffmeyer. Once you step inside you are surrounded by all types of machinery driven by turn-of-the-century technology. The planing mill continues to craft custom made pieces.

Hoffmeyer's Mill: http://www.hoffmeyersmill.on.ca/

Roger Hein: http://www.rogerhein.com

Location

USA-Canada / Canada-Ontario

Lat: 43° 24' 18" N
Long: 82° 4' 23" W

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Planing Mill

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