Cleavland Roller Mill Museum

The Cleveland Roller Mill Museum, located in the picturesque Mora Valley of northeastern New Mexico, is a historical flour mill that was built at the end of the 19th century and operated until the early 1940s. Now transformed into a local history museum, it showcases the original machinery and offers demonstrations that celebrate the region's milling heritage.

The museum, which has been in the Cassidy family since 1913, serves as a vital cultural resource, preserving the history of milling in the area through a diverse collection of photographs, documents, and physical exhibits. Visitors can explore the stories of the mills that once supported the community and their role in shaping the agricultural legacy of the Southwest.

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