The band mill of the Warn Lumber Company, located on Stamping Creek near Mill Point. The mill produced 50,000 board feet of lumber each day. The company cut its timber on the headwaters of Cranberry River, including the area around the Cranberry Glades and Hills Creek, above the falls. The mill was in operation from 1905 to 1913. Courtesy of Pocahontas County Historical Society
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