Kingsbury Pond Gristmill FUNDRAISER!

The Kingsbury Pond Grist Mill Committee are looking for your help in getting the turbine spinning again! They are asking for donations (clink link below) to help them raise the anticipated $10,000 to install the turbine.
Click HERE to Donate to The Kingsbury Pond Grist Mill, Medfield.
Please note in the "Designation" box, that you are donating to

"The Kingsbury Pond Grist Mill, Medfield".
The Committee has begun a fundraising campaign to re-install the Mill's water-powered turbine. The campaign kicks off at the beginning of the new year and will conclude on Memorial Day, 2021.
The turbine, which dates to the 1890's, is the most recent of a series of power plants stretching back well over 200 years. It has been refurbished and is ready to resume its role of turning the Mill's grist stones that grind grains into flour, malt and meal.
The estimated cost is $10,000. This includes engineering, wood and metal working and rental of a crane. Since being deeded to the Town of Medfield in 1989, the Grist Mill has truly been a community based initiative.....this is what has been accomplished thus far:

• The Town's DPW has worked diligently to ensure the structural integrity of the dam that holds back Kingsbury Pond and channels water to the Mill.
• The volunteer Mill committee maintains and enhances the mill building and the surrounding property.
• Service organizations such as the Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts and God Loves Medfield have provided their talents and time on specific projects.
• Generous supporters from throughout the Town have contributed funds to make thee projects possible.
  

These projects include benches, chairs and a bridge; a website with information about the mill's history; a memorial garden and the annual spring clean-up.

The committee's ultimate goal is to make the mill a multi-faceted community resource providing educational opportunities, a tranquil and scenic gathering place and a connection to Medfield's deep historical roots.

Thank you for helping make a difference in our community. We appreciate your support!

For more information, CLICK HERE!