Established shortly after the turn of the century, in 1904, the Riplinger Saw Mill was kept busy.  Situated in an area surrounded by excellent virgin hardwood timber, such as white and red oak, linden, maple, rock elm, birch, ash and some butternut, it was an ideal location for the business.  The mill was owned by Charles Duvall, and was located near Riplinger.  It was on the south side of Riplinger road where Cty. Hwy. Q dead ends.  All that remains on the site is part of the foundation.  (Photo courtesy of Al Gurtner, local Unity Historian)