Jacob Estey series - Grist mill 1846

Jacob Estey Story (series)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYX5-qu0gHg&list=PLnKA-AoAQZ0-K5WO3bb1DSvY8l7xJTnMj

In this series, you'll learn the incredible life story of Jacob Estey, who was born in Hinsdale, New Hampshire, in 1814 and died in Brattleboro, Vermont, in 1890.

Summary: Jacob Estey was given up for adoption at the age of 4, was beaten by his adoptive family, fled to another state at the age of 13, learned the plumbing trade at the age of 17, went to Brattleboro at the age of 21 where he took over a small plumber's shop, built a large plumber's shop building in Brattleboro in 1850, joined the Free Reed organ business in 1852, built a Free Reed organ factory after a fire in 1857, built a new factory at a different location in Brattleboro after another fire. The new location was flooded, Estey built another new factory at a new location which became the largest organ factory in the world. The Estey Organ Company built over 500,000 Free Reed organs.

The Jacob Estey series tells all these life phases in detail in a YouTube video series. You can also see them on Artstation:
3D models of:
All factories Jacob Estey built in Brattleboro
1850-1857-1866-1869
3D models of the Brattleboro Melodeon Company
3D models of the Carpenter Company
3D models of the residences (Italianate style):
Jacob Estey & Desdemona Wood
Levi Knight Fuller & Abby Emily Estey
Julius Jacob & Florence Carpenter Gray (Florence Terrace)
Historical models of Brattleboro:
Fort Dummer 1724
Indian Rock - Petroglyph
Brattleboro heightmaps
Charts of:
Estey family
Estey family management (factory transfers)
Brattlboro Free Reed Organ industry evolution
.....
and much more

Dive in The world of Jacob Estey and the 19th century in Brattleboro Vermont USA (1835-1961)