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Freilichtmuseum Scherzenmühle in Weidenberg
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Freilichtmuseum Scherzenmühle

Working historic grain mill with water wheel, living quarters and barn on the edge of the Fichtelgebirge, run by the Fichtelgebirgsverein.

ÅbningstiderEntré fra 2 €

Om museet

The Scherzenmühle lies in the Au meadows on the small river Warme Steinach in Weidenberg and was the market town's third grinding mill. Its present building fabric probably dates back to around 1600 at its core; it can be reliably documented from 1625, when it was still called "Neue Mühle" (New Mill). Its present name derives from the town quarter "in der Schürzen". Besides two grinding runs, a fulling mill, a tanning mill and an oil mill as well as, later, a water-powered sawmill belonged to the property at times.

In the 19th century, the house, originally built partly in half-timber, was gradually converted into a stone building with a stately sandstone facade; stable, coach house and barn were added. In 1914 the mill was converted into a small power plant and the water wheels were replaced by a turbine. Electricity was generated until 1944, farming was given up in 1967, and afterward the property gradually fell into disrepair.

The Weidenberg local chapter of the Fichtelgebirgsverein acquired the mill, which was in danger of collapse, in 1986 and renovated it with the aim of preserving one of the few surviving old German grain mills. It has been open to visitors since 1991. The furnished living quarters, the milling technology with an overshot water wheel and the agricultural equipment in the barn show the life of a miller's family; at demonstration milling events, grain is once again ground into whole-grain flour. Since 2002 the mill has also been a destination during Advent.

Højdepunkter

  • Working grinding run with overshot water wheel
  • Demonstration milling from April to October
  • Historically furnished parlor and living kitchen of a miller's family
  • Barn with agricultural equipment
  • Advent opening "Besinnlich in den Advent" (A Contemplative Advent)

Permanente udstillinger

  • Mühle und Müllerhaus – Milling room with working mill technology, furnished living quarters of a miller's family and a barn with farm tools.
Grundlagt
1991
Ejer
Fichtelgebirgsverein Weidenberg e. V.

Entrépriser & rabatter

Voksne2 €
Nedsat pris1 €School and university students
Børn og unge1 €gratis til og med 6 år · Children up to age 6 free, school students pay €1.
Studerende og elever1 €
Grupper1,50 € pr. personPrice per person.

Cash only.

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Børn og familie

Velegnet til børn og familier

Entré for børngratis til og med 6 år

    According to the tourism portal, suitable for children, families and school classes. Children up to age 6 have free admission; tours for school classes by arrangement.

    Transport & parkering

    The mill is located in the Weidenberg district In der Au on the Warme Steinach, directly next to the Fichtelgebirgsverein youth center (In der Au 2a).

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    Godt at videTours for small groups and school classes by arrangement (Hermann Ködel, tel. 09209 91191). During demonstration milling events, the mill technology is in operation.

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