Muzzy Shingle Machine: A trail of mystery, loss, and success. Beyond its lumber production, Chamberlin Mill was a significant...

Final Elements of Lane Saw Reconstruction The Lane #1 Circular Saw reconstruction is coming to a close. Volunteer Nate Rosebrooks has...

Engine Shed Complete Volunteers recently completed siding and doors for a new engine shed on the east side of Chamberlin Mill. The shed...

Progress is visible at Chamberlin Mill. Site grading and entrance deck construction are complete, and work has begun on the engine shed...

Progress continues at Chamberlin Mill despite the Coronavirus! A small group of well-distanced volunteers continues drainage work begun...

By late fall, volunteers were able to begin drainage work along the vulnerable east side of the Mill. Leo Morrisette, a contractor...

An open house in May gave another opportunity to show off the Studebaker engine, and the progress made by Andy, Nate, and George in...

A rare Lane #1 saw, identical to the one at Chamberlin Mill, came onto the market in Vermont In early winter. After several years of...

For over a half century, a corrugated metal roof has protected Chamberlin Mill from decline. This summer, the roof has been replaced in...

Thanks to the skill of Peter Hamm and Historic Preservation Associates, Chamberlin Mill now stands straight and proud again. Sills,...

As soon as the March snow disappears, timber frame restoration will begin at Chamberlin Mill. Work on sills, posts, and other timber...

A grand day was had by all who accompanied the Studebaker engine to the Mystic Seaport Antique Vehicle Show in late September. Limited to...

On May 9th, directed by Brian Jones, State Archaeologist, and fellow archaeologist, Myron Stachiw, Chamberlin volunteers, and Friends of...

It's hard to know where to begin!​ The Mill's 1928 Studebaker engine returned to life, with demonstrations for volunteers and donors,...

Critical repairs to the Mill’s foundation have been completed this summer. Old World Stonework from nearby Massachusetts has rebuilt a...

First phase of building restoration is underway. Masons from Old World Stonework have been engaged to rebuild the Mill's dry...

Yes, the Mill survived the winter.  Record snowfall in Woodstock made all pay particular attention to roofs. On February 21, Andy...

Chamberlin Mill, Inc. acquires mill site from The Nature Conservancy. The March 27, 2014 property transfer represents the culmination of...

Over a hundred visitors participated in fall events at the Mill, including a neighborhood walk, as part of The Last Green Valley's series...

Friends of the State Archaeologist (FOSA) volunteers,  under the direction of Nicholas Bellantoni, retiring CT State Archaeologist,...