The Glade Creek Grist Mill is a fully functional replica of a historic grist mill located in Babcock State Park, West Virginia. Constructed in the 1970s using salvaged parts from three historic mills, it captures the traditional Appalachian grist mill design. Situated by Glade Creek, the mill is known for its iconic waterwheel and picturesque setting, making it a popular subject for photographers. It is both a historic preservation site and an operational mill, with demonstrations showcasing traditional milling processes. The mill is part of Babcock State Park, offering visitors outdoor activities and contributing to the park’s appeal.