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The former mill, which operated here until the beginning of the 20th century, was demolished to make way for a hydroelectric power plant to supply the Heringen mine with electricity. The Art Nouveau facade of the turbine hall and the entrance door with its wrought-iron fittings demonstrate the elaborate design even of utilitarian buildings. The turbine hall—like the entire complex with its weir—is a protected technical monument. The power plant is one of four between Harnrode and Widdershausen built to supply electricity to the mines.

The beautiful old tower has been architecturally integrated into a modern residential area. Creating something new while preserving the old – I think it's a great success.

Beautiful historic town center, worth a detour.

It's worth a stop! Information boards on both sides of the bridge tell the rich history of both towns. A detour to the historic town center is definitely worthwhile. I especially recommend a visit to the small castle and a climb to the tower (€1). From there, you'll enjoy a fantastic view of the surrounding area and the bridge.

The Werra Bridge Vacha, also known as the Bridge of Unity since 1990, is a 225-meter-long stone arch bridge from the Middle Ages that connects Vacha in Thuringia with Philippsthal in Hesse, spanning the Werra River. During the division of Germany, the bridge lay directly on the inner-German border, making it a symbol of German reunification after 1990.

https://www.grenzerinnerungen.de/index.php Lots of information about the medieval stone arch bridge over the Werra River (now the "Bridge of Unity") and the white house opposite, the House on the Border. The Hoßfeld House, with its residential building and printing shop, was built in 1890 directly on the Thuringian border.

lives up to its name, because on the tower there is a stork's nest