Old farm equipment is on display, and two millstones and a waterwheel grind flour and cornmeal. Demonstrations of historic trades, such as weaving, blacksmithing and basket weaving, bring Buchanan's history alive. Take home your own stoned ground flour and meal from the gift counter. A plaza built by the City of Buchanan, connects the mill to the downtown area. Siegfried H. Horn Archaeological Museum Andrews University Berrien Springs Michigan 616.471.3311 Closed summers.
Hours vary during student holidays.
Tours by appointment only. The Horn Museum blends art and artifacts to provide an excellent introduction to the near east from the early bronze age to the Islamic period. One of the 10 largest collections of Cuneiform Tablets in the United States and an 8 inch bronze statuette from Syria of the Canaanite God Baal that dates to the 15th Century BC are just a sample of the museum's pieces. Open 9am-5pm daily. Closed New Year's Eve, Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas days.