On November 5, 1937, Disney released The Old Mill, one of the most important Silly Symphonies. It was the first to use the multiplane camera, a groundbreaking innovation that would be employed in Disney’s feature films, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Pinocchio, and beyond. The short also features more lifelike depictions of animals and a stunning storm sequence. It went on to win the Academy Award for Best Short Subject (Cartoons). | Disney History Channel

🌾✨ A timeless milestone in animation history! Released in 1937, Walt Disney’s The Old Mill marked a major leap forward for animation. This serene, dialogue-free short wasn’t just beautiful, it was groundbreaking. It was the first film to use Disney’s multiplane camera, creating stunning depth and realism that would soon bring Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs to life. Nearly nine decades later, its mood, lighting, and artistry still inspire animators around the world. 🎨💫 Not to mention it won a

Step inside Farmhouse on Butler, our cozy pop-up at The Old Mill! Open Monday–Saturday, 10–4, with hats, home decor, antiques, gifts—and even a few sale treasures tucked in. Bonus: We’ve got ice cream from The Old Mill Creamery waiting for you. Come browse, linger, and find something special. | The Old Mill

Meet Luke, our Candy Maker. In our Old Mill Candy Kitchen, one of Luke’s most beloved specialties is our house-made caramel. Using a time-honored recipe and an old-fashioned copper kettle, renowned for its ability to heat evenly, Luke crafts each batch with care. The copper helps prevent scorching, ensuring the sugars cook slowly and smoothly into that golden, velvety perfection. He uses it to create our famous Bear Paws, Chocolate Bears, and of course, coats our signature Caramel Apples. | The