In 1880, the round Dutch mill replaced the box mill that was burnt down a year earlier. In 1919, the last miller gave up. The then Kreis Geldern acquired the mill, built a residential building and established there in 1925 a youth hostel. During World War II, these were forced laborers, later - after the war - Silesian refugees. In 1956, the Underberg family acquired the mill and set it up as a hunting lodge. Meanwhile, she has a new owner. The mill can only be visited from the outside. (Source: ardoro.de/Muehlen/Windmuehlen/Stendener%20Muehle.htm)

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wolfben

March 26, 2022

Mill, somewhat hidden, privately owned.

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Helge

April 9, 2025

Privately owned, not accessible.

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