A signed Howard Fain lithograph from Series One — Plate II, this artwork portrays the historic Grow’s Mill (1917) near Wilmore in Jessamine County, Kentucky.
Fain’s black‑on‑white architectural style captures the mill’s stone base, wooden flume, and water wheel with remarkable clarity, preserving a landmark that once served as a vital hub for local farmers and families.
His Series One prints are cherished for documenting Jessamine County’s disappearing rural structures, making this piece especially meaningful for collectors of Kentucky history, mills, or Americana.
The print measures 11" x 14" and is professionally framed in the same 0.5" black frame with plexi window bringing the overall size to 16.5" x 20.75".
The clean gallery-style presentation and non‑glare glass make it ready to display in any home, office, or heritage collection. Ready to hang.
Circa: 1970
Note: The Jessamine County folder seen in picture is for informational purposes and is not included with artwork.
