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The Millstone Era in Waterford Harbour

The Millstone Era in Waterford Harbour

by andrew | Feb 23, 2024 | River Lore, Waterford History

Introduction Over the centuries people have harnessed the power of water via ponds, streams and rivers to drive wheels which created the power to grind wheat, corn and other grains.  The fertile valley and hinterland along the Three Sister rivers had many...

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