Kelloggs and Miller Park is a not for profit historic industrial site. Sitting on 4 acres, consisting of five buildings each of different designs built from 1816 to 1836. Featuring a building from the former HalfMoon Distillery, waterfall which powered the site, a trestle and track from when kelloggs and Miller pioneered rail spur throughout the area. Influencing the rail system in the region. The company pressed linseed also known as flax seed, and processed the oil into more than five products, eventually branching to become the largest major industrial supplier to the paint industry. Carpets, weaving, garments and paper are also among industries bringing even greater fame to the city. Amsterdam NY’s historic five corners, where viaducts and major arteries converge, an exchange hub for all logistics, is yet to this day the most efficient design solution to accommodate flow, access and distribution for high volumes of commerce and bustling commuters. The tip of the heart of Amsterdam’s central industrial corridor. Albeit carriage, trolley and train have not graced the grounds for some time, cross weaving Amsterdam’s southern corridor bustling with commerce dotting the Mohawk River, with Amsterdam's northern industrial corridor. Its bustling southern corridor connected to river commerce shall always be privately funded it is our goal to put into the community and not accept public monies of any kind.