- Historic Yates Mills, circa 1756. The Yates Mill Associates offer tours of the gristmill and demonstration of the workings of the operating of the mills.
- Yates Mill. Photo by J. Schwaller, Capital City Camera Club. Street Address: NW Corner Lake Wheeler Road and Yates Mill Pond Road.
- With a history that dates back to 1863, Yates Grist Mill opened its doors beside the rapidly flowing waters of the 'then' Clinton-Kalamazoo Canal.
- Everybody in the Raleigh area goes to Yates Mill in the fall. Except me apparently, so of course I had go check it out.
- Yep, it’s hard to believe that Yates Mill Park is just off I-40 along Lake Wheeler Road and only 4.8 miles from downtown Raleigh!
- It’s technically managed as a native wildlife refuge, but the original structures of Yates Mill add to the ways a visitor like you can explore and learn.
- View of the Mill from the Millpond trail. Yates Mill is an example of the Oliver Evans type of grist mill and has been returned to its state as of the mid-19th century.
- Yates Mill. February 20, 2008. On my week of commuting into work in Raleigh, NC, recently, I passed by a pretty cool-looking building: Yates Mill.
- The mill is open to tourists only from March to November but you can buy Yates Mill stone-ground cornmeal any time of the year at the visitor center.