Based on H. Mayer's finds, it can be assumed that the hills around Mörnsheim had been inhabited since the Bronze Age.
The Mühlheim part of the community is first mentioned in writing in the will (in the donation to the Fulda monastery) of St. Sola (around † 794), an Anglo-Saxon Christian missionary.

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van_houten1982

July 6, 2021

The Altmühltal lamb drive takes place once a year one to two weeks before the Pentecost weekend. Around 1,000 sheep are driven through the town several times to mark the occasion.
There are stalls with regional products that are related to Altmühltal lamb or sheep.

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Marco53

February 17, 2024

Slowly down the mountain

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