This zoomview of the Crozerville area shows Yorkshire Mills was at the confluence of two creeks. Chester Creek (the wide one with light blue streaks) and the West Branch of Chester Creek (the narrow one). This is the site of the original Crozerville Mill.

Hollow Hill Road (colored blue-green) ran between the mill buildings and the the mill homes (area is colored pea-green). Hollow Hill Road crossed over Chester Creek at the Hollow Hill Bridge. Hollow Hill Road was the address for the Grant Yarnall family in the late 1800s and early 1900s. That road no longer exists.

William H. Yarnall, Jr (Grant's brother) married the Kerrigan girl. You can see the Kerrigan property that was adjacent to the area where the mill homes were.

New Road is colored reddish-tan. St Francis de Sales Church (yellow area) was built on New Road in 1894.

Mount Road (colored blue) is where the new public school was built in 1916 on a site colored royal blue. You may need to scroll down to see it.