Doppelmühle Strötzbach
Mill museum in a half-timbered double mill on the Kahl near Mömbris with working machinery; visits by appointment only.
Have only individual sections read aloud
About the museum
The Strötzbach double mill on the Kahl is a half-timbered house in which two separate mills worked under one roof, belonging to the Koch and Brückner families. For generations both families lived and worked wall to wall, and in places the mill mechanisms were even nested inside one another. Milling continued here until the 1970s.
Today the Brückner Mill is shown as a museum. On display are the preserved drive mechanism with a vertical shaft and iron crown wheel, grinding stones with millstones, an undershot waterwheel, and the miller's room and small workshop. The house stands for the transition from the old stone milling trade to the modern craft mill. The mill is in working order, so the milling process of earlier times can be followed; on the mill festival on May 1, grinding takes place.
Highlights
- Working mill machinery with vertical shaft and iron crown wheel
- Waterwheel of the Brückner Mill
- Grinding floor with millstones
- Miller's room and small workshop
- Mill festival on May 1
- Founded
- 1989
Admission & discounts
| Adults | €1 |
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€1 per person.
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | Visits only after prior arrangement by phone. |
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