Sickman’s Mill

Aka Pequea Roller Mill / Horse Hollow Flour Mill

Sickman's MIll

John Stone built the first mill here c1765. Samuel Hess became the new owner in the same year. Christian Shenk built the current structure in 1792. Originally built as a distillery, this mill was converted to a grist mill by Jacob Good around 1842. The mill operated until the mid-20th century and is called “Sickman’s” after the last miller. Today it serves as a popular tubing site and live music venue during the summer. For the latest information, visit the mill’s website at https://www.sickmansmill.com/

he mill is located at 671 Sandhill Road, Pequea, PA.

Built1862
Structure4.5 Story Stone
Dimensions40 x 60
Water SourcePequea Creek
TownshipConestoga
TypeFlour/Grist
Headrace150 feet
Tailrace400 feet
Dam Height7 feet
Power2 Turbines
Capacity100 bbl / day