What do a fulling mill, a grain mill, and a sawmill have in common? They were all once part of the Iddelsfelder Mühle! Right here, where the Strunderbach flows through Cologne, this historic mill has stood since the 19th century. The first mention of the Iddelsfelder Mühle dates back to 1222. It’s fascinating to think about the generations of millers who have worked here over the centuries. Imagine the water wheel turning, powering the millstones and other machinery. The Iddelsfelder Mühle even had a special connection to the local community. Its water power was used to drive a threshing machine, a vital piece of equipment in the agricultural world of the past. Today, the mill is a beautiful reminder of Cologne’s industrial heritage. While no longer a working mill, the Iddelsfelder Mühle stands as a testament to the ingenuity and hard work of those who came before us.
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