Seeing that it is the oldest rum distillery, sugar mill, c. 1768, we wanted to check it out. Unfortunately getting to this site is not easy. You may pass by it several times before spotting it. We actually were able to get our car into the small ‘driveway’ area to read the sign and see that one needs to call a number to set up an appt. Due to COVID, I think tours have been cancelled. I believe a bus tour takes you there. Disappointed that this historical monument is so difficult to get to, see, and make arrangements to see especially during these COVID times.

First there is no parking for this site, we had to park in a pediatric office lot next door. Then we walk the sidewalk to the site to find out its fenced in and you have to call and set up a tour.

As mentioned, this attraction is only accessible by booking a bus tour through the Ormond Beach Historical Society. The tour is very good. This is the last stop. We were impressed by how the site has been preserved. We understand there's a plan to make it publicly accessible in the near future.

There's just a roadside marker mentioning it and no place to pull over and go exploring. It took a couple of drive bys and a lot of attention to find the marker.

Off the beaten path & accessible only by docent from Ormond Beach Historical Society, easily missed!