Nymölla kvarn
Restored water mill by the Skräbeån river in Nymölla, open on Mill Day and by arrangement.
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About the museum
Nymölla kvarn (mill) lies by the Skräbeån river, about three kilometres south of Bromölla. The Skräbeån was used for water mills as early as the Middle Ages. Nymölla kvarn is first mentioned in 1624 but is probably considerably older. The village of Nymölla is named after the mill.
Milling ceased when the pulp mill was built beside it; the last milling took place in 1960. A fire in 1969 destroyed large parts of the mill, which was then restored to its original condition by Skräbeåns Mölleförening (Skräbeån Mill Association).
The mill is still functional, and the flour that is occasionally ground is sold at a few local markets in the area. It can be visited on Mill Day (Möllornas dag), the first Sunday in July, and at other times by arrangement.
Highlights
- Working water mill by the Skräbeån river
- First mentioned in 1624
- Restored after the 1969 fire by Skräbeåns Mölleförening
- Open on Mill Day (Möllornas dag), the first Sunday in July
- Near Lilla Kungsleden
Permanent exhibition
- Nymölla kvarn – Water mill with preserved milling machinery, restored after the fire of 1969.
- Operated by
- Skräbeåns Mölleförening
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | Visits outside Mill Day are booked through the tourist office in Bromölla. |
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