Source of buhrstone at the Graue Mill
(Opportunity for BONUS points available with specifics!)
Where is...
France?
BONUS +50 if you said southeast or east of Paris
BONUS +100 if you said Marne Valley
The first name of the European settlement in the area of Fullersburg Woods
What is...
Brush Hill?
Year that the Graue Mill was established
What is...
1852?
Foot-powered machine used to make wool into thread
What is...
Spinning wheel?
Website or app used to sign up for shifts
What is...
VicNet?
The type of waterwheel once used to power our gristmill
What is...
Undershot waterwheel?
Nation of people who lived on Salt Creek before European settlement
Who are...
the Potawatomi?
Year the waterwheel was replaced by a steel turbine
When is...
1868?
What is...
Flax?
Location of fire extinguisher on first floor of the Mill
What is...
Near the millstones?
The machine used to sift flour into different grades
What is...
a bolter?
Original name of Ogden Avenue
What is...
The Southwest Plank Road?
Side of the building that the steam boiler was located
What is...
East side of the building?
Item used to carry your weft through your warp on a loom
What is...
a shuttle?
Where to view opportunities to participate in school tours
What is...
Fullersburg FYI or VicNet?
Name three methods of powering a gristmill in the 1850s
What is...
- Water
- Wind
- Steam
- Animal (oxen, donkeys)
- Tides
If you said "electricity", -50 points
Name of the Potawatomi leader said to have sent word of danger to local settlers during the Black Hawk War
Who is...
Shabbona?
Owner of the mill after William Graue
Who is...
Francis Osgood Butler?
Fabric made with a linen warp and woolen weft
What is...
Linsey-woolsey?
Location of First Aid kit inside of the Mill
Where is...
Behind the front desk/in the Employee Nook?
Name and location of the company who manufactured Graue's water turbine
What is...
The James Leffel Company in Springfield, Ohio
First three gristmills established in DuPage County
What is...
Hobson's Mill (1834), Warrenville Mill (1847), Graue Mill (1852)
Type of wood used in the Graue Mill
What is...
White oak?
Substance (typically an inorganic oxide) used to make dyes more vibrant
What is...
a mordant?
Where to send visitors in case of severe weather alert
Where is...
Seek shelter in their vehicles?