Out To Greenville by Raymond Beecher From the Foreword . . . Some individuals have said that after the publication of three full length histories of Greene County, as well as several township volumes, there is little significant material left to put into print. This series of sketches seeks to focus the reader's attention on events and individuals that helped to shape Greene County's history.
None are of national or even statewide importance.
Rather they are part of the daily routine of its residents, they add insight into life in Greene County in the nineteenth century. Their affection for and interest in the mill site, the miller's house, and their nature sanctuary surrounding the millpond, are part of Honey Hollow's ongoing history. The reward comes from the public's increased awareness of Greene County's historical background. The Coxsackie Tumpike to Greenville and Beyond 1 2. The Powell Gristmill in Honey Hollow 15 4.