Sturgeon’s Mill

About Sturgeon’s Mill

Founded in 1914, Sturgeon’s Mill was a vital lumber source for western Sonoma County until its closure in 1964. After decades of dormancy, passionate history enthusiasts revived the mill, transforming it into a working museum that showcases the operations of a steam-powered sawmill from the early 20th century.

Impact of the Restoration

The Sturgeon’s Mill Restoration Project has successfully restored a century-old steam-powered sawmill, offering educational opportunities for students and the public to explore early 20th-century technology and work ethics. Over 60 dedicated volunteers help ensure the mill's legacy continues.

Why Donate?

Your donations support the ongoing operational costs of the mill, including the maintenance of historical equipment and funding for educational programs. Contributions are tax-deductible and can be made in various forms, including cash, stock, and legacy gifts, preserving a vital piece of local history for future generations.

Get Involved Today!

Join the mission to preserve history by donating today! Your support, whether through cryptocurrency or cash, helps keep the legacy of Sturgeon’s Mill alive for future generations. Every contribution makes a difference!