Centennial Mill News Today

Learn more about southwest Iowa history by participating in the first-ever Pottawattamie County Museum Crawl on Sunday, July 16.

The Wendish are an interesting people who, despite never possessing an independent nation and having been surrounded by Germans, were able to maintain a unique identity.

Amid explosive fireworks, community barbecues and classic car shows, it can be easy to forget Independence Day is a celebration of American history.

Several miles south of Jefferson City lies an unincorporated community named for a stream that flows into the Moreau River. Honey Creek, which received its name from early settlers impressed by the many beehives found in the area, soon became the settlement for German immigrants who not only began to farm the area, but established a Lutheran Church shortly after the Civil War.

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Local News Historic Lohman mill possesses impressive legacy dating back to 1856 Historical documents reveal John W. Kirchner first opened a mill along the South Moreau in 1856, near what is now the junction of Route D and Millbrook Road a few miles south of Lohman. by Jeremy P. Amick, [email protected] Jul. 23 2021 @ 11:05pm The equipment and contents of Centennial Mill were moved to Lohman in 1906 and the old mill later demolished. Pictured is the mill in later years when operating as Lohman ...