The Lahde monastery mill is one of only two combined wind and water mills in Germany and is a two-storey "gallery Dutchman". It was built in 1876 on an older watermill building on the site of the mill of the Dominican monastery of Lahde, which was mentioned in a document in 1292. The tower is made of rock-fired bricks, its weather side is brightly plastered, the wooden gallery is built on sandstone consoles. It ceased operation in 1996.
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Openings
Can be visited at any time from the outside and on the grinding and baking days of the district of Minden-Lübbecke (program at www.muehlenkreis.de)
Visits possible on request by telephone.
Visits possible on request by telephone.
General Information
Parking Available
Payment Options
Entrance Free
Directions & Parking facilities
Located in the district of Lahde
