1567 built the Winsener Amtmann Christoph von Hodenberg the farming village Holm in a manor and probably also built a flour mill on the Seeve. A first documentary mention of a mill can be found in 1615. Documented is a dispute with the Bendestorfer Müller Tamke. In 1638 Gut Holm and the mill were transferred to the Schenk von Winterstedt. In 1698, a miller was first mentioned in a document. For two generations, a Hans Lindemann was registered as a tenant on the Holmer mill ......
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Carsten

August 4, 2019

The Holmer mill is a historic watermill. The mill can be visited on certain days.

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Matthias 🚴‍♂️

September 7, 2019

Nice mill, a worthwhile stop.

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