Lottsville Milling Inc

Lottsville Milling Inc We are in search of local made consignors/vendors for our General Store area. Lottsville Milling Inc. The mill was built in 1908, by Earl Allan Baker.
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(taken from: History of Lottsville, Pa. 1815-2015)
The oldest business in Lottsville is the Lottsville Milling. It was built beside the railroad tracks, the same year the railroad was completed thru Lottsville. The lumber for the mill was sawed in E.A. Baker’s own sawmill, located several hundred feet east of the mill towards town. In the early 1920’s E.A. Baker sold it to a co-op and it was then

known as the Lottsville Freehold Corporate Association. Farmers each paid $125.00 per share to be a part of the co-op. At this time an addition was added on to the east side of the building. (now the general store) and a 1921 Fairbanks truck scale was added to the road side of the building (still there today) Not much time elapsed before Earl bought the mill back and operated it as Lottsville Milling Company. During the early 1950’s E.A. Baker turned over the operation of the mill to his younger son, T. Sheridan Baker. In the early 1970’s the business was sold to Roger and Pat Mosher of Kennedy, NY. and became Mosher Mobile Milling. Prior to this, they operated an on the farm feed grinding business in Kennedy, NY. They operated a very successful business until they retired in 1996, when they sold the business to Todd and Wanda Johnson. The business name was changed back to Lottsville Milling Inc. The building itself is well built. The original 40’x60’ mill is a post and beam structure with doweled beams, many of which are chestnut. The main hewn beam measures approx. 14”x17” and runs the 60’ length of the building. Other beams have been repurposed from a burned sawmill and have char marks. To date the mill is still manufacturing animal grain. Recently it has been expanded into a general store with grains, gifts and goods. We inventory items such as fresh glass bottled milk, brown eggs, cheeses, pickles, honey, maple syrup, jams and jellies. We also carry a full inventory of leather and rubber boots.

Did I hear you say "EGGNOG!".We have Eggnog!
11/26/2024

Did I hear you say "EGGNOG!".
We have Eggnog!

We have a collection cup to help purchase "campers" for those in need! Cold is setting in, it's too cold for tents!
11/21/2024

We have a collection cup to help purchase "campers" for those in need! Cold is setting in, it's too cold for tents!

11/21/2024
We are STOCKED with eggnog! Get it now for your Thanksgiving!
11/21/2024

We are STOCKED with eggnog! Get it now for your Thanksgiving!

Wowsa!!! Congrats
11/14/2024

Wowsa!!! Congrats

NPRC Venango County Photo of the Day: Chris' grandson got this deer in archery season. Submitted by Chris Kerle.

Winter Hours: Tuesday- Friday 8-5
11/11/2024

Winter Hours: Tuesday- Friday 8-5

11/05/2024

Reminder! We are closed today to Celebrate our Right to Have Our Voice! Please VOTE!

All Halloween and Fall items 25% Off!
11/02/2024

All Halloween and Fall items 25% Off!

11/01/2024
Do you have your "orange" for hunting? All Trump items, buy 2 get 1 free!
10/31/2024

Do you have your "orange" for hunting? All Trump items, buy 2 get 1 free!

10/27/2024

I have been explaining to my customers the importance of early voting this year. In doing so i have had many people saying they received, what they believed to be ballots in the mail. Without having requested them! If this topic comes up, PLEASE explain to everyone, those are not real ballots if they did not request them and if they did fill them out that they can check online to see if a ballot has been counted for them. https://www.pavoterservices.pa.gov/pages/ballottracking.aspx Currently in PA, I am hearing ads, they are conveniently spreading fear of arrest, because a few hundred ballots were "accidentally" mailed twice. The ads state that if you vote more then once you could face prison! So people are getting "fake" unrequested ballots, not realizing they are fake, possibly mailing them back and when they realize this, now fearful of filling out a "real" ballot!!
I am calling mail in ballots "WALK INS" DO NOT TRUST OUR MAIL..walk them in to your courthouse..also, familiarize yourself by looking up the sample ballot online.I have a sample ballot printed to show and also I explain both the yellow anonymous envelope and outside white envelope that you sign and date... if you do not understand the process, feel free to stop in and I will help you.

10/22/2024

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17235 Route 957
Bear Lake, PA
16402

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 5pm

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