Gressenicher mill
The Gressenicher Mühle is a listed courtyard in Eschweiler in the Aachen city region , which is now used as a residential building. It is located east of Scherpenseel in the extreme southeast corner of the urban area on the Omerbach , which forms the border with Langerwehe .
history
The Gressenich mill was first mentioned in 1646 on a map of the Kornelimünster imperial abbey . In 1715 it is referred to as "Urligsmühle" on a map of the offices of Wilhelmstein and Eschweiler in the Duchy of Jülich , which refers either to its use as an oil mill or to the owner's family name.
In 1820 the Aachen district grants the milling rights to a Mr. Esser, in whose family they are to this day. At that time, a grain mill fed by the Omerbach was housed in the closed courtyard, the operation of which ceased in 1930 and the system was dismantled after the Second World War . In 1972 the Gressenich mill came from Gressenich to the city of Eschweiler .
Web links
- Description on naturfreunde-nrw.de
Coordinates: 50 ° 47 ′ 25.5 ″ N , 6 ° 18 ′ 2.5 ″ E
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