The Eldena mill was built in the first half of the 18th century. It ceased operation in the 1930s. The windmill fell into disrepair over the following decades and finally collapsed in 1972. Thanks to the efforts of the Förderverein Eldenaer Mühle e.V., the inauguration of a mill reconstruction was celebrated in 2002. Visits can be arranged by telephone.
Every year, Whit Monday is German Mill Day. On this day, the historic mills open their doors.
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Eldena windmill
17493 Greifswald-Eldena
+49 3834 842380 https://eldenaer-muehle.de E-mail: info@eldenaer-muehle.de
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