In addition to the Mascot Roller Mills and the adjacent Ressler Family Home, four additional structures occupy the property.
Walk through the lush garden located beside the Ressler Family Home and you will find the restored barn, which once held the animals and farming tools owned by the Ressler family.
Sitting directly behind the home is the Summer Kitchen, which features annually changing exhibits that highlight the Ressler family and related artifacts.
Overlooking the property from the hill across Newport Road sits the Groff Store-House. Built by Daniel Groff in 1835, this was once a central meeting place for local families to connect with one another and to purchase goods. The house has been restored as a meeting place for the Ressler Mill Foundation and houses the Kindig library of molinology. It is also the future home of the extensive library curated by the Society for the Preservation of Old Mills (SPOOM). The carriage house next to the Groff Store-House currently serves as the offices for the Foundation.