New Smyrna Sugar Mill Ruins

New Smyrna Sugar Mill Ruins

Address:

600 Mission Dr, New Smyrna Beach, FL

Latitude & Longitude:

29.009511, -80.939852

Saves:

51

Check-Ins:

10

Description:

Once a thriving mill, these ruins were burned down by Seminole Indians in 1835. The mill was made with stone and mortar formed from coquina quarried locally. Coquina is a soft substance made from old seashells, sand, and calcium carbonate. Even being constructed out of delicate materials the ruins are holding up weathering the Florida rains. They are in a state park that is open to the public from sunrise to sunset. Admission to the park is free.

(Photo by Matt Bishop)

Website:

daytonabeach.com

Tags:

History • Ruins
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