Further Reading
- Catherine L. Carroll (1974). King of the Rideau: A Novel Based on the Life of Moss Kent Dickinson. Rideau Valley Conservation Authority, Ottawa. ISBN 0-920960-37-5
- Dora E. Stamp (2009). Manotick, Then and Now: Reflections and Memories. Rideau Township Historical Society, Ottawa. ISBN 9-713-84 S78-3
- Felicity L. Leung (1981). Grist and Flour Mills in Ontario. National Historic Parks and Sites Branch, Parks Canada, Environment Canada. ISBN 0-660-90787-9
- Celeste A. Peters (2005). The Grist Mill. Weigl Educational Publishers. ISBN 1-55388-058-7
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