Genuine Antique Millstones and Sugar Cane Syrup Kettles provide unique historical enhancements to your home or business landscape. Our Millstones and cast iron Sugar Cane Syrup Kettles are genuine historical artifacts recovered from all over the United States, but mostly here from the South.

Lester Griffin and Margaret Elizabeth Griffin. On this date, August 12, 1917, Lester Griffin. Lester Griffin and Mary Elizabeth Griffin. Image detail courtesy of Alan K. Lester and Lizzie are buried at Brushy Creek Cemetery.

The Poole Family of Nashville, Georgia. Monday, July 21, 2008. These are some of the earliest Poole family images that I have. Most were taken in Nashville, GA, or at the Poole farm in the nearby rural community of Cottle. Sunday, March 30, 2008.

Click this button to see sorghum syrup being made on the farm. Click this button to see many examples of cane mills and syrup operations in Florida, Alabama, Louisiana. Click this button to go to a page of vintage cane mill catalogs that can be viewed online. Click here to go to a page of sweet sorghum links. Click here to go to a page of cane mill pictures sent in by internet friends. Here to see directions for operating the continuous evaporator from three catalogs. Looking for a cane mill? .