Zedler Mill in Luling, Texas is located on the banks of the San Marcos river. The circa 1880 complex included a gristmill, cotton gin, and sawmill, all driven by waterpower from Leffel water wheels. Operations ceased around 1960 and the site was left abandoned for decades. It was included on Preservation Texas's Most Endangered Places List in 2005. In 2007 the Zedler Mill Foundation was established to restore the complex, which today functions as an event venue and museum.
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