Explore the life and legacy of John Work, the visionary pioneer who built Tunnel Mill and shaped the early history of Clark County. This section brings together rare photographs, handwritten records, and scanned historical documents that trace his journey as a millwright, community leader, and early American settler. Visitors gain a deeper understanding of the man whose craftsmanship and determination still echo through the site today.

Step inside the story of Tunnel Mill, a remarkable engineering achievement carved into the Indiana landscape. This page highlights the mill’s construction, operation, and evolution over nearly two centuries. Archival images, maps, and original documents reveal how the mill powered local industry, supported frontier life, and became a landmark of ingenuity. It’s a visual and historical tour of one of Southern Indiana’s most unique structures.

Learn about the Southern Indiana Boy Scout troops that shaped the history of Tunnel Mill and the surrounding region. This page features troop rosters, event programs, newspaper clippings, and other preserved documents that highlight their activities and contributions. It paints a vivid picture of how local Scouts helped maintain the grounds, supported community events, and kept the legacy of Tunnel Mill alive through service and stewardship.