View of Böllberger Mühle

To melt away, a nice spot of earth or water.🤗👌

Erection:
1875
Whereabouts:
availableThe area, also known as "Böllberger Mühle", was bought by Louis Hildebrand in 1858. According to the city's register of monuments, there was a ship mill on the site in 987. Hildebrand tore down part of the building and had new buildings erected. Most of the buildings that still exist today date from the period 1875-1891, including: baroque flour mill (ca. 1720)
old storehouse (1863)
Wheat and rye mill, staircase and water tower, intermediate building (each 1875/76)
new store (1880)Operations ceased in 1975. At that time, 110 tons of flour were produced daily for Halle households. Several fires between 1992 and 1995 destroyed some buildings and the interior of the mill. The object is now under monument protection.Source: halle-im-bild.de/fotos/industrie/hildebrandsche-muehlenwerke-ag

Nice view of the Böllberger Mühle from the Rabeninsel.