Cracking CORN

By Staff

|Published on September 1, 1986

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The engine is the 1928 Taylor.

Bill Rogers’ daughter Erin helping to crack corn on the
family grist mill. The Collinsville mill is powered by a 1928
Taylor engine.

A little barrel butter churn Bill reconstructed from old pieces,
using old parts as patterns.

The Rogers’ live at Independence Lane in Hannacroix, NY.

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