Michels Mill

God's father hand protect this house 
In 1825 this mill burned down and was rebuilt
Client ALEXANDER from LEDEBUR &de; can per Colonel and high knight
GOD'S FATHER HAND PROTECT THIS HOUSE
IN 1825 THIS MILL BURNED DOWN AND REBUILD
CLIENT ALEXANDER VON LEDEBUR ° KÖN. PR. COLONEL AND KNIGHT OF THE CHURCHBuilding inscription in the oak beam of the 'Michels Mühle'THE STORY OR `IF THE MILL COULD TELL...`
Our mill was first mentioned in writing in 1408 as FREDERICUS mill. Over the next few centuries, it experienced repeated changes of ownership and happy as well as sad events, culminating in the house fire in 1825, to which the upper floor fell victim. The following should be mentioned as famous residents: Alexander von Ledebur - royal Prussian colonel; Bernhard Henrich Schenk - Mayor of Meschede and Professor Pitt Moog; Artist and participant of the documenta.The mill has been owned by the Kappe and Bürger family since 2017 and houses the last surviving mill wheel on the Aa.LUST FOR HISTORY - Just talk to us; we would be happy to tell you a few anecdotes.

THE ARTIST IN THE MILL `PROF. PITT MOOG´
The mill certainly wrote a special chapter in its existence in the years 1971 to 2017. Prof. Pitt Moog used the mill as a creative place and studio. Anyone who knew him will certainly agree with us: he was a special person and an absolute 'original'. His works are rightly endowed and respected throughout Europe. Over 160 individual exhibitions and participation in the documenta in Kassel line his life. We are still able to present a few of his works to you in the mill today. There is also a permanent exhibition in the Briloner Stadtmuseum Haus Hövener that is absolutely worth seeing - WORTH A VISIT!

THE MILL AT THE END OF 2017
`Man has great need of man to his great goal; only in the whole does he work - the drops form the sea; the mill drives a lot of waterTo commemorate the renovation of theMichel's mill with many friends and helpers.


Michels Mühle GbR
Aamühlen 5
59929 Brilon

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An exclusive holiday home has been created at the once overgrown Aamühle No. 5.