Wolf,

I do find that there is a market out there for the old growth lumber, but like anything else you have to do some digging to find out who wants it. As for the old tools, i have no intentions of selling them, they are worth more than money to me, and actually have found myself using some of them, i feel that they turn out a better end product then some of my power tools.

Wolf,

The mills, in my best guess, date back to the early 1900's probably around the 20's. If we can land some of these mills we would salavage as much of the old growth lumber as possible as well as anything that may be of historical significance. The majority of them in the area are so dillapidated that rehabbing them is probably out of the question.

Off the topic, any of you guys interested in antique tools. I have recently gone through some of my grandfathers old tools and came up with some really great old wood working tools (block planes, jack planes, spoke shaves, draw knifes, back saws). Just curious if you guys found this stuff as interesting as i do.

Demophotographer,

I just took some time to take alook at your website and i would like to compliment you on your work. The company i work for is based out of connecticut, and currently we are bidding on a bunch of old mills in the area. There may be some interesting photo opportunities if we can land one or 2 of these. If you are interested send me an email and hopefully you could get some great shots. My email is [email]chris@hazpros.com[/email].