The 1860 Watson’s Mill, a working mill and museum that still sells stone-ground whole wheat flour, has a ghost story. The spirit here is Ann Crosby Currier, the wife of Joseph Merrill Currier, a mill co-owner. At a party there on March 11, 1861 to celebrate their honeymoon, Ann’s dress caught on a mill turbine, and she was flung against a pillar and killed. Ann’s ghost has been seen here many times since.
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Geographic Information
- Address:
- 5525 Dickinson Street
Manotick, ON
K4M 1A2, Canada
Get Directions » - GPS:
- 45.2269783, -75.68285479999997
- Region:
- Ottawa Division
- Nearest Towns:
- Manotick, ON (0.9 mi.)
Greely, ON (5.9 mi.)
Uplands, ON (7.3 mi.)
Richmond, ON (7.9 mi.)
Leitrim, ON (8.4 mi.)
Nepean, ON (9.3 mi.)
Hazeldean, ON (11.0 mi.)
Britannia, ON (11.2 mi.)
Stittsville, ON (11.5 mi.)
Deschenes, QC (12.2 mi.)
Contact Information
- Web:
- http://www.watsonsmill.com
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