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Historic building in Lohman provides link to man s business legacy

On Front Street in Lohman is a white, two-story block building that has been ravaged by the passing years.

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Former pastor embraced architectural talents, designed two churches

The Wendish are an interesting people who, despite never possessing an independent nation and having been surrounded by Germans, were able to maintain a unique identity.

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J J Scheperle, farmer and mill owner, leaves historical mark in Lohman

J J Scheperle, farmer and mill owner, leaves historical mark in Lohman
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Historic Lohman mill possesses impressive legacy dating back to 1856

Local News Historic Lohman mill possesses impressive legacy dating back to 1856 Historical documents reveal John W. Kirchner first opened a mill along the South Moreau in 1856, near what is now the junction of Route D and Millbrook Road a few miles south of Lohman. by Jeremy P. Amick, [email protected] Jul. 23 2021 @ 11:05pm The equipment and contents of Centennial Mill were moved to Lohman in 1906 and the old mill later demolished. Pictured is the mill in later years when operating as Lohman Milling Corporation. Courtesy of Virginia Lister Historical documents reveal John W. Kirchner first opened a mill along the South Moreau in 1856, near what is now the junction of Route D and Millbrook Road a few miles south of Lohman. Several years later, John Scheperle, who immigrated to the United States from Germany with his parents in 1847, settled near the mill in a community he later named Millbrook.

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