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Schulze-Westerath Watermill

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Münster District

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Schulze-Westerath Watermill

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Schulze-Westerath Watermill

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Location: Nottuln, Coesfeld, Münster District, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

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Jupp Raekers

April 29, 2019

Watermill Schulze Westerath
Fascinating is the very well-preserved, old mill technology in the watermill Schulze Westerath in Stevertal.
The mighty, three-storey mill building from Baumberger sandstone, covered with a hipped roof lies in the water-rich environment in the valley of the Stever, which drives also this watermill for centuries.

For a long time the water from the pond above the mill had seeped into the sandstone masonry of the ground floor and damaged the building. The entire building is now slightly wrong. Through restoration measures, the mill 2008-2010 was secured in the inventory and can thus be preserved for the future.

Hof Schulze Westerath, to which the mill belongs, was first documented in 1296. Today's sandstone building was built in the late Middle Ages and was first mentioned as a mill in 1599 in writing. The mill is also publicly accessible as a technical monument by agreement. The present mill building had formerly served as a distinguished residential building. The living rooms were above the level, with the remaining mill technology. This makes the monument an extraordinary stop on the "Baumberger Sandsteinroute".

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Lars

June 20, 2018

A good tip to stop by is the Gasthaus Stevertal in the town of Stevern, which is only a short distance away from the Stevermühle.
The rustic ambience provides for the portion "Wander Romantik"

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Fahrradteufel1a

May 14, 2021

Be sure to take larger amounts of change with you, here you can buy delicious homemade jams, wild garlic, salt and "frozen yoghurt" at the self-service stand.

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Elevation 80 m

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Location: Nottuln, Coesfeld, Münster District, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

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1. Beerlage Hollow Way – Baumberge Forest Trail loop from Schapdetten

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