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The Stony Brook Grist Mill is a treasured part of Brewster’s history.

Back in the 19th century the mill formed part of a thriving commercial community known as Factory Village. The mill was built in 1873, at the site of an earlier mill which was destroyed by fire. Back in the day, just about everything needed for day to day life was made in the Factory Village.

Today the Stony Brook Grist Mill is the only surviving structure from the once-thriving village. The mill has been fully restored and visitors can see it in action on summer weekends and buy some of the freshly ground cornmeal. The museum is located upstairs, where it displays various photographs of the original Factory Village and an assortment of early tools and artifacts.

Stony Brook Grist Mill and Museum, 830 Stony Brook Road, Brewster, MA 02631, 508 896 1734

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Go camping in Nickerson State Park Visit the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History If it's raining, head to Brewster Ladies’ Library See a show at the Cape Rep Theatre Visit Stony Brook Grist Mill and Museum Learn about history at Crosby Mansion Pick up a treat at Eat Cake 4 Breakfast Bakery Have a meal at JT’s Seafood Restaurant Visit Sydenstricker Glass

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