File:Hildebrands Mill OK.jpg
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English: Hildebrand's (or Beck's) Mill, Flint, Delaware County, OK. Turn of the century (ca. 1900) successor to the original 1845 mill. The site of numerous dramatic episodes of local history. |
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| Source | Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C. 20540 [1] |
| Author | Historic American Buildings Survey: Smalling, Walter , photographer |
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