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The Buckerig smelting works were in operation until around 1800. Ores from the Hübinger silver mine (Winderner Silwuch) and the mine in the Gackenbacher Goss were used. Today only the core walls of the historic smelting works remain. Source: https://wander-heimat.de/buchfinkenland/

Also known as Rock Bank!

At this point there was a place called "Wilkomszhausen" about 600 years ago. According to legend, the place was in Thirty. war burned down. You can get more information on the board next to the rest bench. You don't see anything except a meadow, but it's still a historic place.

Smelting works called Buckerig. It was still in operation until around 1800, belonged to the then mayor of Montabaur, Löhr, and was said to be able to smelt twice a year. Two hundredweights of coal were needed to smelt one hundredweight of ore. There was no hard coal here at the time, so you can imagine the enormous quantities of charcoal that were needed at that time. The numerous circular, leveled areas in the forests where charcoal kilns once burned still bear witness to this today. In addition to ores from the Hübinger Silberstollen and the Windener "Silwuch", ores from the mine in the Gackenbacher Goss (see below) were processed here, the spoil heap of which can still be seen between the two ponds in the big game reserve.