Morningstar Mill

Morningstar Mill is a beautiful legacy site situated at Decew Falls. The site backs onto the Bruce Trail, and is a mainstream excursion and photograph area for occupants and guests. Morningstar Mill is a rustic modern legacy site claimed by the City of St. Catharines and worked in organization with the Friends of Morningstar Mill. It includes a working grist process reconstructed in 1872, and the home of the Morningstar family re-established up to 1933.

Morningstar Mill is one of only a handful couple of factories in Ontario that houses all its unique hardware, and works its grinders utilizing the first water source. The factory gives an uncommon look back so as to while moving water was as yet used to mechanically pound grain into flour. The Morningstar's house was worked around 1895 by two craftsmen from Thorold with amble that Wilson had sawn in his sawmill.

The house highlights scalloped clapboard siding, and ball and shaft gingerbread. At the point when the house was first fabricated, it was warmed with wood in the spring and fall, and coal in the winter. Drinking water was recovered from a well, and water for cleaning and washing was gathered in storage. Wilson likewise created his own power for lighting the plant and house from around 1904-1914. The inside of the house has been re-established to 1932 and grandstands numerous household items that were possessed by the Morningstar family.