In 1880, the mill at Campbell's Corners was destroyed by fire; however, it was promptly rebuilt with the efforts of the entire community. In 1914, the building was destroyed a second time, again by a fire which also destroyed a barn and two homes located on the property; the mill was not rebuilt at this time, as the industry was in steady decline. With the closure of the mills and the general store, Campbell's Corners became a completely residential community by the mid-20th century. Presently the community still consists entirely of private homes, some of which are modern, having being built overtop of old farms.