"Dundas Mills"
Text from the plaque
By 1799 the Morden family had a sawmill near this site on Spencer Creek north of Dundas Street. They sold this property in 1800 to Edward Peer who built a grist-mill about 275 metres southeast, close to Dundas Street, and adopted the name "Dundas Mills". Peer sold the property in 1804 to Richard and Samuel Hatt and a partner, but by 1807 Richard had become sole owner. Then or slightly earlier, Richard Hatt built northwest of Peer's grist-mill the tall stone flour mill which stood near this site until 1968. The other mills were destroyed long before. The community of "Dundas Mills" became part of the town of Dundas in 1847.
Transcribed from the marker, not summarised.
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The City of Hamilton
In Dundas, in a park on the southwest corner of
Ogilvie Street and Governors Road
Also recorded for this place: Dundas
N 43 15.753 W 79 57.319
Recorded April 2004. Check current access before visiting.
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