In 1921 the Hagenbuch’s sold the mill building to Ben Belden; he moved it piece-by-piece to the north side of the creek and switched it to electric power. The original building still stands and is known as the Daytona Mills. In the mid-1940’s, long before the development of the Coy Homestead Estates neighborhood, the original Jacob Coy cabin was purchased by Mrs. F.H. Hagenbuch and moved to their property and lovingly restored to period.
The Jacob Coy Cabin...
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