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The mill's birthday on Whit Monday is organized every year with an accompanying program and the mill is the center of attention, especially at the mill festival, always on the 3rd Sunday in August. It was built in 1877 and, after being shut down in 1972, was completely renovated between 1990 and 1998. The mill is now popular as a registry office. Next to the mill, on the site of the former house of the miller's family, the mill center was built as part of the village renewal, a village community facility in which the fire department, the shooting club with its underground shooting range and other local clubs found a home. https://www.dasneuenkirchen.de/de/rathaus-und-politik/rathaus/ortschaften/sprengel/

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Windmill near Sprengel The restored gallery-style Dutch windmill, in short: the Sprengel mill, is the landmark of Sprengel. It dominates the main road through the town and attracts thousands of visitors every year who are interested in old mill technology. https://www.dasneuenkirchen.de/de/rathaus-und-politik/rathaus/ortschaften/sprengel/

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The current church was built in 1745/1746 by Joh. Chr. Goetze from fieldstones after a previous building had become dilapidated.[1] The old church was dedicated to the apostle Peter, and when the new building was built, Paul was declared a co-patron. An extensive reconstruction took place in 1862/1863 because the church had become too small: a second gallery was built and the floor was lowered two feet. The altar was moved to the middle of the southern long wall. At the same time, the wooden church tower was replaced by a tall neo-Gothic brick building. In 1922, an extension was built on the north side to make room for a new organ. The tower was destroyed by a fire in 1907, and a new tower was not completed until 1918. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter-und-Paul-Kirche_(Schneverdingen)

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The Peter and Paul Church is a Protestant church in Schneverdingen. It is located in the town center and is considered a landmark of the town with its 50 m high church tower. The church belongs to the Rotenburg church district in the Stade district of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Hanover. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter-und-Paul-Kirche_(Schneverdingen)

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Also easy to ride on a racing bike. A few roots along the way...

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History and restoration of the mill The Sprengel windmill was built in 1877 on the Mühlenberg as a gallery mill by Hinrich Leverenz. He had the mill body built up from solid bricks up to the rotating cap on the octagonal floor plan, plastered and cast iron windows installed. The ground material was not delivered via a passage on the ground floor, but was transported to the gallery using an elevator, which is still functional today. Grain was mainly processed into flour and grist. Around 1900, the wind drive was supplemented by a benzene diesel engine, which was located in an extension next to the mill. The engine was also used for contract threshing. The mill had three grinding gears, the first of which was dismantled in 1950, the second around 1965, the third worked until 1972, but in recent years only with an electric drive. In 1963 the owners dismantled the wings and in 1972 the gallery. The mill and farm belonged to the Leverenz family until 1978, when they sold the mill separately from the property for private use, which gradually fell into disrepair in the following period. As part of the efforts to preserve the listed mill, the municipality bought the building with the support of the Sprengel Mill Association and renovated it from the ground up in cooperation with the Mill Association and public donors between 1990 and 1998. https://neuenkirchen.erlebniswelt-lueneburger-heide.de/detail/id=60dd899dd5fec84754f87188

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