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Erkerode Watermill

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Erkerode Watermill

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    Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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    Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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    October 5, 2018

    The honeycomb once drove in Erkerode 3 mills, all of which are already mentioned in 1175 in a contract of sale of the Brunswick monastery St. Aegidien.
    1613 was a new building of the local mill by the family Maßberg, which is still legible in an inscription stone on the water wall. From then on, the Maßberg family operated the mill for several generations until the mid-19th century.
    In 1857, Heinrich Hacke was named owner of the estate. During this time, the mill was still working with 2 water wheels and 2 grinding, 1846 also an additional gray runner is mentioned.
    In 1885 the Schöppenstedter Kaufmann Schaumann was named as a mill owner, as Müller Carl Wüstefeld.
    In 1895, August Achilles acquired the mill and soon had it thoroughly modernized. It was followed by the installation of a roll mill and novel screen and grain cleaning machines, the two Steinmahlgänge were henceforth driven by a single waterwheel and a stationary countershaft from below.
    The Mill Achilles was in operation until 1976, and over the last few decades mainly shotgun has been produced and some of the machines have been rebuilt some time ago.
    Under the current owners family Kunze and the "Association water mill Erkerode e.V." Was a renewal of the water wheel and 2005 to 2010 a complete restoration and completion of the mill technology. The mill equipment with 2 stone grinding, the iron stationary gear, div. Transmission and miller machines is operational. A special feature is the elaborately reconstructed grain cleaning machine "Eureka", which is today only in very few copies. The water wheel also serves to generate electricity. In addition to the demonstration of the mill technology, the interiors are also used for various cultural events.

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      April 4, 2020

      This mill was still in operation until 1975 and is now a listed building. Remarkable, the water wheel has been generating electricity since 2000!
      If you want to know more about the watermill, click the link below
      wassermuehle-erkerode.eu

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        May 14, 2020

        The mill was in operation until 1975 and is now a listed building. The mill is still operational and the waterwheel has been generating electricity since 2000.

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