Knag Mølle was built around 1780 by the owner of the nearby Lundsgård and was in operation until 1952.
It was mostly a grain mill but was converted into a mill for bone meal in the 1830s. The name "Knag" also comes from this time. About 30 years later, the rebuilding to grind grain took place again.
The mill was driven by an undershot water wheel. This means that the water flows under the mill wheel and sets it in motion.
Knag Mølle is a listed building.
There was a mill in the same place as early as the Middle Ages, which was destroyed during the Second Northern War in the 17th century.

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