Phillips Mill was originally settled in the early 18th century. By the middle of the century a mill was built in the area. That mill today is the heart of the district and home of the Phillips’ Mill Community Association. Across the road is a group of houses built to look like an English village. Also included in the district, located on River Road between Chapel and Limeport roads, is the stone farmhouse that was the home of one of the original New Hope School artists, William Lathrop, the Phillips Mill Inn, Hotel du Village, West End Farm, St. Phillips Chapel, and Lenteboden. The district was given national recognition in 1983.
Upcoming Events
Mar 10th @ 2pm – SIPS Paint Events
Mar 24th @ 2pm – Family History 101 – Introduction to Genealogy
Apr 14th @ 2pm – Show and Tell
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Schoolhouse is Open on Wednesdays and by Appointment
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History and Nature Walks
Thank you to all of those who attended our Cuttalossa and Old Carversville Road History Walks
They were a huge success and we plan to offer more walks in the future. Thank you for your generous donations Click Old Carversville Walk for the information discussed during the walk.
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