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The three-fourths mile long, elevated boardwalk navigates visitors around the archaeological remains of the mill facilities and includes interpretive signage highlighting the history, archaeology, and environment at Arcadia Mill.
Florida's largest antebellum industrial complex, the Arcadia Mill was the site of a water-powered business that included a sawmill, lumber mill, gristmill, shingle mill, cotton textile mill, and bucket and pail factory. The facility was in operation from 1830 to 1855 when the two-story textile mill burned.
- 5709 Mill Pond Lane, Milton, 32583, FL
- (850) 626-3084
Arcadia Mill Archaeological Site. We invite you to explore Historic Arcadia and experience the rich heritage of northwest Florida's milling industry and community. Historic Arcadia encompasses 42 acres spanning two different properties located within the footprint of the original Spanish land grant. Now open is the Arcadia Mill Homestead.
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Arcadia Mill Archaeological Site in Milton, Florida, represents the first and largest 19th century water-powered industrial complex in northwest Florida. Trail information: Trail 1.3-mile loop, grounds open sunrise to sunset includes boardwalk and off-road terrain.
Arcadia Mill is an archaeological site located in Milton just east of Pensacola. Visitors get the opportunity to explore history and a wetland ecosystem. Arcadia Mill includes hiking trails, an elevated boardwalk, a visitor center and museum.
