Baroque building

In 1782, when this majestic Baroque building was erected, the country experienced an economic and cultural revival that made these spacious houses possible.

It is obvious that a miller would take advantage of these benefits. As old accounts show, wages had risen significantly at that time.
Those who ran a frugal household had the necessary financial reserves to afford such beautiful buildings.

Outstanding corner blocks ("Aschler") frame the facade. Stone bands below the windows ensure a good distribution of the masses while also emphasizing the tripartite division of the facade, which is a rarity. The master builders of this house were as skilled in construction as they were in architecture.

The existing living space was certainly not fully intended for the large family; servants and maids who earned their bread in the mill were also accommodated here.

Translated from German

Source: information panel at the house (photo 2)

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