7-Millstones.jpg
![Millstones.
The runner stone is the upper or revolving stone, and was turned by water power. If was first used in a mill in Johnville (formerly called Smithville). Later, it was brought to Bulwer where it was used by a succession of blacksmiths as a platform on which to place iron tires on wooden wheels.
(Compton County Museum Collection / Photo - Jackie Hyman) Millstones.
The runner stone is the upper or revolving stone, and was turned by water power. If was first used in a mill in Johnville (formerly called Smithville). Later, it was brought to Bulwer where it was used by a succession of blacksmiths as a platform on which to place iron tires on wooden wheels.
(Compton County Museum Collection / Photo - Jackie Hyman)](/sites/default/files/styles/image_node_xs/public/townshipsheritagewebmagazine/exhibit/images/7-Millstones.jpg?itok=MF1UfOBQ)
Millstones.
The runner stone is the upper or revolving stone, and was turned by water power. If was first used in a mill in Johnville (formerly called Smithville). Later, it was brought to Bulwer where it was used by a succession of blacksmiths as a platform on which to place iron tires on wooden wheels.
(Compton County Museum Collection / Photo - Jackie Hyman)
The runner stone is the upper or revolving stone, and was turned by water power. If was first used in a mill in Johnville (formerly called Smithville). Later, it was brought to Bulwer where it was used by a succession of blacksmiths as a platform on which to place iron tires on wooden wheels.
(Compton County Museum Collection / Photo - Jackie Hyman)