Camp Trapezium, at 140 Union Hill Road in Amherst, sits on 100 acres of what used to be the circa-1813 Amherst Milling Company, which produced flour and cornmeal for more than 200 years.
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In September 2020, Victoria Hanson, executive director of the Amherst County Economic Development Authority, looks over the interior of Camp Trapezium, a brewery and restaurant taking shape at the time in the former Amherst Milling Co. on Union Hill Road in Amherst.
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A group of Amherst County officials tour the grounds of Camp Trapezium, a former mill on Union Hill Road in Amherst.
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In this September 2020 file photo, Michael Russell, of the Amherst County Economic Development Authority’s board of directors, enjoys the view while touring Camp Trapezium, a new brewery in Amherst.
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The view inside Camp Trapezium, a brewery within the former Amherst Milling Co., seen here in fall 2020. Dave McCormack, the site’s owner, said the goal his company has strived for in restoring the structure is to make it seem as if nothing inside is different from the historic mill’s heyday.
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A view of the five-barrel system that will craft beer at Camp Trapezium in Amherst during a Sept. 22 tour.
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Amherst County Administrator Dean Rodgers looks over the interior of Camp Trapezium during a Sept. 22 tour of the future brewery and restaurant roughly a mile or away from his office in the county's main administrative building.
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A view of the craft beer-making equipment at Camp Trapezium in Amherst.
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Several roosters art part of the scenery at the old Amherst mill on Union Hill Road.
Camp Trapezium, at 140 Union Hill Road in Amherst, sits on 100 acres of what used to be the circa-1813 Amherst Milling Company, which produced flour and cornmeal for more than 200 years.
In September 2020, Victoria Hanson, executive director of the Amherst County Economic Development Authority, looks over the interior of Camp Trapezium, a brewery and restaurant taking shape at the time in the former Amherst Milling Co. on Union Hill Road in Amherst.
In this September 2020 file photo, Michael Russell, of the Amherst County Economic Development Authority’s board of directors, enjoys the view while touring Camp Trapezium, a new brewery in Amherst.
The view inside Camp Trapezium, a brewery within the former Amherst Milling Co., seen here in fall 2020. Dave McCormack, the site’s owner, said the goal his company has strived for in restoring the structure is to make it seem as if nothing inside is different from the historic mill’s heyday.
Amherst County Administrator Dean Rodgers looks over the interior of Camp Trapezium during a Sept. 22 tour of the future brewery and restaurant roughly a mile or away from his office in the county's main administrative building.
