Austin Sawmill

Located alongside the old railway station in the heart of Kinmount, the Austin Sawmill was once a fixture of the area's booming lumber industry.  The first mill  was built on the site in the 1890s and owned by William T. Craig and John Austin.  In 1908, the original building burned to the ground and was replaced by a structure which also succumbed to fire in the conflagration of 1942, which destroyed most of the town.  The Sawmill has been reconstructed and brought back to life with static displays that depict milling processes used in the orginial mill, visable from a sheltered viewing platform.