Bringing a Flint Hills Legend Back to Life

Where the sweeping Tallgrass Prairie meets the banks of the Cottonwood River, nestled in the famed Kansas Flint Hills, stands the historic Cedar Point Mill, a majestic piece of living history.

This National Register engineering masterpiece bears the proud name "Drinkwater & Schriver" on its native limestone walls. Whether you are tracing your ancestral roots, exploring America’s frontiers, or looking to protect our shared heritage, welcome to the journey as our non-profit protects an American treasure.

Wide view of the historic 1870s Cedar Point Mill, a native limestone structure listed on the National Register. The 3.5-story grist mill bears the name Drinkwater and Schriver on its walls, standing under a clear blue sky.