http://www.stoneangels.net/an-interview-with-scott-kreilick-on-architectural-restoration-conservation-and-preservation-part-1/ Death, Mourning & the Afterlife Sun, 13 Nov 2011 23:45:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://www.stoneangels.net/an-interview-with-scott-kreilick-on-architectural-restoration-conservation-and-preservation-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-147 Carol Venel Eberhart Fri, 09 Jul 2010 17:54:44 +0000 http://stoneangels.net/?p=14#comment-147 A friend sent me an old article from the Springfield Newspaper which was about Schlatter's Mill. It mentioned Mr. Kreilick. As children in the 1940's and even as teenagers in the early 1950's a group of us used Schlatter's mill as our own secret place. We spent a lot of time there and even had initiations of a few other kids into our group and secret. So I am very interested in what has been learned about this mill and its surroundings. I have done a fair amount of googling, but all with no results. I no longer live in the area, but friends do and I sometimes visit. The last time I attempted to visit the mill was over thirty years ago. I wanted to show it to my husband and children as it had played such a large part in my childhood. However, all access was blocked by then. I would be so grateful to have some leads regarding how I could learn more. Sincerely, Carol Eberhart P.S. I grew up to be a history teacher - now retired. A friend sent me an old article from the Springfield Newspaper which was about Schlatter’s Mill. It mentioned Mr. Kreilick. As children in the 1940′s and even as teenagers in the early 1950′s a group of us used Schlatter’s mill as our own secret place. We spent a lot of time there and even had initiations of a few other kids into our group and secret. So I am very interested in what has been learned about this mill and its surroundings. I have done a fair amount of googling, but all with no results. I no longer live in the area, but friends do and I sometimes visit. The last time I attempted to visit the mill was over thirty years ago. I wanted to show it to my husband and children as it had played such a large part in my childhood. However, all access was blocked by then. I would be so grateful to have some leads regarding how I could learn more. Sincerely, Carol Eberhart P.S. I grew up to be a history teacher – now retired.

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