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Zedler Mill

On the banks of the San Marcos River, this architectural treasure was built in 1874 and originally included a sawmill, gristmill and cotton gin. Abandoned since 1960, it has been preserved as a historical site that offers a free cell-phone tour, pavilion and boat rentals. The mill also is at the end of a six-mile paddling trail that begins near where U.S. 90 crosses the river. Open daily. Entrance on Laurel Street, just west of Texas 80. www.zedlermill.com.

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