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The museum immerses visitors in the area's past through carefully curated exhibits and artifacts. From its origins as a milling community on the Occoquan River to its role in Virginia's industrial development, the museum showcases the evolution of Occoquan with insightful displays and artefacts.
Mill House Museum. In the latter part of the 18th century, the Quaker Nathaniel Ellicott purchased what remained of the original iron works complex established by John Ballendine in the 1750s and converted it to milling operations.
The intriguing beginnings of Occoquan as an 18th century mill town, Colonial and Civil War history are presented through exhibits, presentations, artifacts and memorabilia at the Mill House Museum. Open daily 11 am - 4pm. Admission is free.
This museum, which was once used as a miller's office, is all that remains of the nation's first automated grist mill. The intriguing beginnings of Occoquan as an 18th century mill town, Colonial and Civil War history are presented through exhibits, presentations, artifacts and memorabilia at the….
6 reviews and 12 photos of OCCOQUAN MILL HOUSE MUSEUM "Very cute and quaint museum, free of course, with knowledgeable and friendly staff (retired civil war buff types). Not worth an out of your way trip, but definitely worthy of a swing by when perusing through old town Occoquan.
The Occoquan Historical Society (OHS) is a 501 (c) (3) charitable organization established in 1969 as Historic Occoquan, Inc. (the name was changed in 2008). Dedicated to preserving, interpreting, and disseminating the story of the town of Occoquan, Virginia, it operates the Mill House Museum (shown above), a structure that dates to the second ...
Explore the 25 sites within Prince William & Manassas, VA designated as part of the Civil War Heritage Trail. The Civil War Trail connects visitors with the great campaigns and lesser-known sites of the Civil War. Illustrated signs combine storytelling with historic images at each historic site.
