After hearing about Savage Mill for years, we finally planned a visit today. We had read up on the history of this early 19th century industrial site that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The brick and stone buildings are beautifully maintained with signage to identify the original purpose of this textile mill. Inside these buildings, one finds a wide variety of shops, businesses, and meeting spaces. These range from a huge selection of wedding gowns to craft chocolates. I found a shop with essential herbal oils I could not find elsewhere. Restaurants and Cafés abound. Art studios and antique shops are prominent. Parking is a bit limited, but a trop to this historic setting is well worth the effort.

Unsafe parking lot car damaged there and operations manager was not nice to deal with poor management and unsafe property

Charming place to shop for art and antiquesHorseSpirit gallery is one of several shops in Savage Mill. So whether you are looking for something new or something from time past, this is a great place to shop. Stop at the Ram's Head Inn for good food and a chance to refresh before doing more treasure hunting!

Used to stop by regularly, but its been a while. There used to be more people, especially in what once was the common eating area. That's no longer the case as they do not allow any food in the area unless it is purchased at 2 specific shops. The area is now deserted. No longer the meeting place it used to be. Many of the unusual or off-beat stores are now also gone. Too bad.

I first went to the Historic Savage Mill for the Antique Center. I was pleasantly surprised to find other shops, boutiques and restaurants. The Antique Center did not disappoint as I found midcentury modern furniture and accessories among the more traditional style antiques. Girl’s night shopping experiences are planned throughout the year.I will return to try different restaurants.