Take a journey into the past as we explore the ruins of the onceimpressive Oak Mountain Mill and the abandoned Milner house, a historic "Miller's" home tied to the vanished town of Cleola. Joined by Dan and Joy, with Roger Milner sharing fascinating local history, we delve into the legacy of this remarkable area.

Cleola, established in 1887 as a station on the Southern Railroad, was once a thriving town with its own post office and stores, including those owned by members of the Milner family. Known for its threestory mill, Cleola was a hub of activity, producing flour and meal for the community. Advertisements boasted sameday service and even covered oneway freight costs for railway customers. Though the town faded into history by 1929 traces of its past remain.

The house and mill are poignant reminders of the area's vibrant past, offering a glimpse into a oncebustling community that now lives on in memory.

Come along as we uncover the remnants of Cleola, honoring its history and the stories passed down through generations.