Kupfermühle

Originally built in 1622 as a wire mill. For about 140 years, the water power of the nearby stream was used as a drive for the copper hammer.

Three buildings still characterize the "Kupferhof" ensemble. The copper mill, the oldest building, was built as a wire mill in 1622 when the hydroelectric power of the dammed-up Ammersbek was used to manufacture brass wire.
In 1687 the copper mill was built on the ruins of the first mill and at the same time the copper courtyard was built as a residential building.
Only the copper mill, the master house and the old copper courtyard have been preserved from the former industrial plant.