HISTORY OF OUR SPRINGS
Rockcastle Springs is the name of the spring that our Premium Climax, KY label spring water comes from. The spring has a long history of supplying drinking water for families that lived near the it. At the turn of the century, the spring was used to power a water wheel  to grind corn into meal for the local residents.  This mill stayed in operation  until the 1950's.
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The old log corn crib used by the mill still stands on the site today.
The crib over 100 years old is 8' x 16' and constructed of spruce logs.
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Around 1950 when the US government was purchasing land for the Daniel Boone National Forest, the spring area was used as a camp site for 250 to 300 men that were surveying the adjoining land for the forest.
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Rockcastle Springs is still used today by many local residents to obtain their drinking water. People from 30 miles around come to the spring for pure and natural spring water.   
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