The first documented mention of the Buschmühle was in 1573, then owned by the Lords of Schönfeld and belonged to the Laußnitz office. After a fire, a new mill building was built in 1736. In 1953, master miller Alfred Geißler built a new mill building, and in 1993 the milling operation was finally stopped.

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Location: Wachau, Bautzen, Upper Lusatia, Saxony, Germany

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