Bockwindmühle Elsterwerda Post Mill

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The Bockwindmühle Elsterwerda post mill, built in 1804, has moved four times. It was built in Gruhno near Rückersdorf, in 1843 it was bought by the miller of Dobrilugk and in 2002 it was moved to its current location on the Schwarze Elster River within the town of Elsterwerda.
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  • Kammräder Bockwindmühle Elsterwerda, Foto: Frank Brunne, Lizenz: Frank Brunne
  • Bockwindmühle Elsterwerda, Foto: Frank Brunne, Lizenz: Frank Brunne
  • Bockwindmühle Elsterwerda, Foto: Frank Brunne, Lizenz: Frank Brunne
  • Bockwindmühle Elsterwerda, Foto: TMB/Steffen Lehmann, Lizenz: TMB/Steffen Lehmann
Inside the mill is a display with containers, products and tools from the everyday life of the mill.

The following story tells why it came to Elsterwerda in 1866:

During his journeyman years, the miller Müller Julius Jentzsch met and fell in love with Wilhelmine in 1860, the daughter of the Elsterwerda gardener Karl Gottlob Gottschalk. They married in the parish church in Elsterwerda on February 3, 1863 and then lived for three years in the mill in Dobrilugk, now Doberlug. In 1866, the mill was dismantled at the request of the homesick Wilhelmine and set up in the meadow west of the town of Elsterwerda, near the railway station that was built later.

Today, the mill stands on a hill in the miniature adventure park.

Technical details:
  • Overall height of the post mill: about 12 metres
  • Width of the mill building: 5 metres
  • Depth or length of the mill building: 6 metres
  • Weight of the mill: 30 tons


Equipment:
  • 2 gears
  • Sifter
  • Rolling mill
  • Cleaning track
  • Lift
  • Sleeping chamber for the miller 
  • Sails equipped with spring louvres


The Bockwindmühle Elsterwerda post mill is a stop on the Kohle-Wind & Wasser-Tour (Coal, Wind & Water Tour).

Guided tours of the post mill are available by prior arrangement.
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The Bockwindmühle Elsterwerda post mill, built in 1804, has moved four times. It was built in Gruhno near Rückersdorf, in 1843 it was bought by the miller of Dobrilugk and in 2002 it was moved to its current location on the Schwarze Elster River within the town of Elsterwerda.
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  • Kammräder Bockwindmühle Elsterwerda, Foto: Frank Brunne, Lizenz: Frank Brunne
  • Bockwindmühle Elsterwerda, Foto: Frank Brunne, Lizenz: Frank Brunne
  • Bockwindmühle Elsterwerda, Foto: Frank Brunne, Lizenz: Frank Brunne
Inside the mill is a display with containers, products and tools from the everyday life of the mill.

The following story tells why it came to Elsterwerda in 1866:

During his journeyman years, the miller Müller Julius Jentzsch met and fell in love with Wilhelmine in 1860, the daughter of the Elsterwerda gardener Karl Gottlob Gottschalk. They married in the parish church in Elsterwerda on February 3, 1863 and then lived for three years in the mill in Dobrilugk, now Doberlug. In 1866, the mill was dismantled at the request of the homesick Wilhelmine and set up in the meadow west of the town of Elsterwerda, near the railway station that was built later.

Today, the mill stands on a hill in the miniature adventure park.

Technical details:
  • Overall height of the post mill: about 12 metres
  • Width of the mill building: 5 metres
  • Depth or length of the mill building: 6 metres
  • Weight of the mill: 30 tons


Equipment:
  • 2 gears
  • Sifter
  • Rolling mill
  • Cleaning track
  • Lift
  • Sleeping chamber for the miller 
  • Sails equipped with spring louvres


The Bockwindmühle Elsterwerda post mill is a stop on the Kohle-Wind & Wasser-Tour (Coal, Wind & Water Tour).

Guided tours of the post mill are available by prior arrangement.
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04910 Elsterwerda

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Tourist information

Tourismusverband Elbe-Elster-Land e.V.

Schlossplatz 1
03253 Doberlug-Kirchhain

Tel.: +49 (0) 35322-6888516
Fax: +49 (0) 35322-6888518

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