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Flash Floods Reduce 300-Year-Old Landmark to Rubble in Dramatic Collapse
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July 29, 2026
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1:17Now PlayingA historic 300-year-old gristmill in New York’s Hudson Valley collapsed after heavy rainfall triggered flash flooding on July 29. Video captured by Andrew Klein shows the structure falling into rushing floodwaters along Muitzeskill Road in Castleton-on-Hudson. The mill, which dates back to the 1640s, operated as a gristmill until the mid-1900s and was later used as an artist’s studio.
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