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Detailed Map of the Bulow Sugar Mill Ruins
What did the Sugar Mill Ruins look like?
What did the Sugar Mill Ruins look like?
There are no surviving photographs or images of the Bulow Sugar Mill Ruins from the 1820s-1830s when the Bulowville plantation was in operation. However, through looking at a sketch of the sugar mill ruins, we can see how the sugar mill used to look like before the Second Seminole War devastated Bulowville. Compare these images describing the sugar mill with the series of photos of the ruins today below.
How the Sugar Mill Ruins Look Today
In this area of the park, you can walk around the Sugar Mill Ruins and learn about the process of how the mill harvested cane sugar from sugarcane during the early 1830s when the Bulowville Plantation produced most of its crops. There is also a nearby interpretive center which consists of many artifacts found in the site of the plantation. While you walk around the Sugar Mill Ruins, you can also complete the scavenger hunt! This button below will lead you to the scavenger hunt page, including questions and a response form.
In addition, if you want to take a virtual tour of the Sugar Mill Ruins, please click the button below!
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