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Michi LE
May 21, 2023
Hiking
a weather stone was placed here by the owners of the house next door
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Schakal
June 30, 2025
Road cycling
On September 13, 1876, the miller Reinhold David Hädicke, then 23 years old, bought the mill. Since then, the mill has been owned by the Hädicke family.
In 1845, the windmill owner Johann Carl Thormann bought a quarter-acre of land from Johann Heinrich Günther of Brehna for 500 thalers and built a windmill and a house with a stable on it. In February 1875, he advertised in the Bitterfeld District Gazette: "A young person who wishes to become a miller can, under favorable conditions, begin an apprenticeship with the mill owner C. Thormann in Brehna" (No. 20/1875).
In 1845, the windmill owner Johann Carl Thormann bought a quarter-acre of land from Johann Heinrich Günther of Brehna for 500 thalers and built a windmill and a house with a stable on it. In February 1875, he advertised in the Bitterfeld District Gazette: "A young person who wishes to become a miller can, under favorable conditions, begin an apprenticeship with the mill owner C. Thormann in Brehna" (No. 20/1875).
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Sachsen Onkel
May 17, 2020
Hiking
The mill was built in 1876. It has been very well restored and is privately owned. You can still marvel at it from the outside.
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Location: Sandersdorf-Brehna, Anhalt-Bitterfeld, Wittenberg, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany