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The village square in Wegerden, a small district of the municipality of Warmsen in Lower Saxony, is a central meeting place for the village community. Events organized by the Wegerden Local History and Mill Association are held here regularly. 🏡 What makes the village square special? Location: Wegerden 130, 31606 Warmsen Use: Meeting place for village festivals, club activities, and cultural events Association: The Wegerden Village Association maintains the square and organizes events such as barbecues, mill festivals, and the Open Monument Day. 🗺️ Surroundings The village square is situated in a rural setting near the Gräper Windmill in Hoyersförde. Other districts such as Großenvörde and Tätenhorst are also nearby.

The Gräper Windmill in Hoyersförde, Warmsen, is an impressive technical monument steeped in history: 🌬️ Overview Type: Gallery windmill (tower windmill with gallery and wind rose) Year built: 1861 Builder: Karl-Dietrich Gräper Decommissioned: 1963 Restoration: 1994–1998, now fully operational ⚙️ Technical Details Originally with four millstones and one oil mill mill 1923: Installation of a benzene engine due to insufficient wind power 1934: Electric motor for an additional grist mill The oil mill had to be removed due to space constraints

Large area with many opportunities for a break. Beautiful ambiance and location for celebrations.

Beautiful building, worth a look, right next to a restaurant, also recommended

The Meßlingen mill is a historic post mill and a beautiful photo opportunity in the middle of nature. It is perfect as a stopover for cycling and hiking tours. There are occasional guided tours and there are rest areas nearby where you can take a break.

Great area, worth visiting more often, suitable for staying

History Around 1700 BC, a Bronze Age moor path made of alder and oak trunks was built in the north-eastern part, the Darlaten Moor. For centuries, peat was dug by hand in the Great Moor and used as fuel by the rural population. From the 1920s onwards, peat mining began on a larger scale. Around 1925, the Bremen merchant Werner Most founded a peat mining company in Uchte, which ceased production at the end of the 1990s. In 1931, Wintershall AG founded the peat works Gewerkschaft Uchte - Torfwerke on Fuchsberg near Darlaten, which is still in operation today. It operates a field railway in the moor, which is used to transport the mined peat away. The factory building was destroyed in a fire in 1978. Another company that is no longer in operation today was the Essern peat company. In 1959, a moor fire broke out in the Great Moor. Until the early 1960s, peat was dug by hand and stacked in large piles.