It is located on the original 40-acre tract where Thomas Anderson built the famous grist mill. The Schulze brothers donated this site in honor of their mother. Soon after the site was ready, the construction of the meeting hall began. This hall was donated by Mr. J.F. Robinson and dedicated to his wife, Ada Zilker Robinson , who at present is serving as Chairman of the Board of Directors. The building is known as Robinson Hall .
Tentative plans are in the making for the restoration of the old mill itself, complete with wheel.
This part of the building will be used to house relics and items given to the organization by descendents of the pioneer families. A number of these items can be seen in the hall. Mr. Harrell , who spent his boyhood at the old mill, presented the club with a table made of local woods, he will be glad to identify these to anyone who is interested. Mrs. H.P. Hensel, granddaughter of the mill owners, has presented old mill stones that were used in grinding meal. About 30 pounds of corn was ground into meal this past year and sold at the club's booth at the Annual Flower Show in Austin.