In 2008 the association Neustädter Händler e.V. had this plaster mill built from historical relics. Remains of a last gypsum pit can still be seen at the foot of the Sörenberg.

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Alois 🚶

September 18, 2020

Neustadt was considered a gypsum mill village 200 years ago. At least 13 mills were operated in the second half of the 18th and well into the 19th century in the Neustadt district; the density of such non-water-driven gopels was unique in Neustadt. The unfired and uncleaned ground gypsum was used as fertilizer in agriculture.

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Rika123

June 11, 2023

... in WN-Neustadt, Rems-Murr district, Baden-Württemberg.

- neustaedter-erinnerungen.org/hermannsmuehle

- waiblingen.de/de/Die-Stadt/Kultur-Tourismus/Tourismus/Sehenswuerdigkeit/Sehenswuerdigkeit?view=publish&item=tripDestination&id=1003

- unfortunately smeared with "graffiti" (06/2023)

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