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A quiet pond on the edge of town with benches for resting.

The Selke river meanders picturesquely through the valley of the same name.

Great starting point for a hike in the Selke Valley, but the potholes! 😁😬

Beautiful little lake in the middle of the forest.

Because it's simply beautiful

The Teufelsteich was created at the end of the 17th century for mining purposes. The dammed waters are the Teufelsgrundbach and the Siebengrundbach. An additional outflow was the Fürst-Victor-Kunstgraben, which flows into the Silberhütter Aufschlaggraben. Source: Wikipedia

The factory was founded in 1827 by the mining councillor Johann Ludwig Carl Zincken. The name Carlswerk, which was used when the company was founded, also goes back to him. The oldest surviving building is a rolling mill made of basalt slate using dry stone walling. In the period around 1840, a forge was built as a half-timbered building with a lean-to roof. Access to the forge was from the north-facing side of the street. Some of the original furnishings, such as the stove and forge, are still preserved. In the middle of the 19th century, it was converted into a machine factory. A brick building in the round-arch style was built. The gable is staggered. On the upper floor there are coupled windows with iron columns in the middle. The facades are structured by pilaster strips and cornices. Parts of the original furnishings, including historical machines, have also been preserved in this building. The monument also includes a forged neo-Gothic property border. Source: Wikipedia

The town hall was built in 1900 and 1901 on the site of a previous building built in 1639. The cellar vaults and two inscription panels from the previous building have been preserved. In the foyer there is a wooden panel from 1639 on which the names of the council members who commissioned the construction are listed. A relief from 1726 shows the town's coat of arms. Before the old building from 1639, another previous building already existed on the same site. Source: Wikipedia