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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
LOCATION:Little Buffalo State Park
SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
LOCATION:Little Buffalo State Park
SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
LOCATION:Little Buffalo State Park
SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
LOCATION:Little Buffalo State Park
SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
LOCATION:Little Buffalo State Park
SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
LOCATION:Little Buffalo State Park
SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
LOCATION:Little Buffalo State Park
SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
LOCATION:Little Buffalo State Park
SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
LOCATION:Little Buffalo State Park
SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.dcnr.pa.gov/event/shoaffs_mill_tours_8776
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
LOCATION:Little Buffalo State Park
SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
LOCATION:Little Buffalo State Park
SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.dcnr.pa.gov/event/shoaffs_mill_tours_8776
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
LOCATION:Little Buffalo State Park
SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.dcnr.pa.gov/event/shoaffs_mill_tours_8776
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
LOCATION:Little Buffalo State Park
SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.dcnr.pa.gov/event/shoaffs_mill_tours_8776
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
LOCATION:Little Buffalo State Park
SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.dcnr.pa.gov/event/shoaffs_mill_tours_8776
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
LOCATION:Little Buffalo State Park
SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.dcnr.pa.gov/event/shoaffs_mill_tours_8776
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
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 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
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SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
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SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
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SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
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SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
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SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
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SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
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SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
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SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
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SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
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SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
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SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
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SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
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SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
LOCATION:Little Buffalo State Park
SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
LOCATION:Little Buffalo State Park
SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
LOCATION:Little Buffalo State Park
SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
LOCATION:Little Buffalo State Park
SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
LOCATION:Little Buffalo State Park
SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
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SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
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SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
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SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
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SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
LOCATION:Little Buffalo State Park
SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
LOCATION:Little Buffalo State Park
SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
LOCATION:Little Buffalo State Park
SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
LOCATION:Little Buffalo State Park
SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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DESCRIPTION:Shoaff's Mill is an 1840's era Grist Mill that operates from Ma
 y to October on weekends from 1-3pm. See a 32 ft steel waterwheel turn jus
 t as it has for over 100 years.\n\nThe Mill was originally built around 18
 37 by the owners of the Juniata Furnace\, which was located just outside o
 f park property. In 1866\, several years after the Furnace closed\, the Mi
 ll was sold to William Shoaff\, and the Shoaff family owned and operated t
 he mill for 100 years\, grinding corn\, wheat\, and animal feeds\, as well
  as producing apple cider and black walnut products. The state took contro
 l of the Mill and rennovated it in the 1970s\, turning it into a working m
 useum. Many original artifacts still exist within the old mill.\n\nShoaff'
 s Mill will open to the public on May 15th and continue through the 3rd we
 ekend in October. The Mill may be closed occasionally due to staffing rest
 raints - if you plan on visiting\, check the calendar or park Facebook pag
 e first\, or call 717-567-9255.\n\nRegistrations are not required - this i
 s a first come\, first serve facility. The majority of the program will be
  outside\, with brief time allowed inside depending on number of visitors.
  COVID guidelines will be strictly followed - no one enters without a mask
 \, and visitors are asked not to touch anything. Number of people inside w
 ill be heavily restricted. If you have any questions or concerns\, or need
  special accommodations\, please email mmarker@pa.gov.
GEO:40.4585;-77.168198
LOCATION:Little Buffalo State Park
SUMMARY:Shoaff's Mill Tours
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