It has been noted that "a maximum of 50 tons of sugar per year were produced from 30 acres of cane." In 1972 a caring group of individuals began the process of restoring the dilapidated mill and after 16 years of effort, the restored mill was dedicated on March 26, 1988. |
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The R.W. Meyer Sugar Mill is a part of the Historic American Engineering Record and is also on the National Register of Historic Places. Be sure to visit the Moloka'i Museum & Cultural Center on the same site for educational displays and exhibitions. |