Uploaded July 2013 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
In the Anzenau Mill Museum, slowly an ancient watermill coated with moss turns, almost unnoticed. Originally a farmhouse, the Anzenau Mill was built in the 14th century as the first house in the town of Bad Goisern, Austria. In the 18th century, a water mill was added to the building to sustain bread production. Up until today, the "black kitchen," the mill and wooden machines for bread making can still be seen in the house. In the video, a walk-through of the museum unveils the simple, tranquil, yet hard life of the residents in the old days.
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In the Anzenau Mill Museum, slowly an ancient watermill coated with moss turns, almost unnoticed. Originally a farmhouse, the Anzenau Mill was built in the 14th century as the first house in the town of Bad Goisern, Austria. In the 18th century, a water mill was added to the building to sustain bread production. Up until today, the "black kitchen," the mill and wooden machines for bread making can still be seen in the house. In the video, a walk-through of the museum unveils the simple, tranquil, yet hard life of the residents in the old days.
Wood Culture Tour: woodculturetour.org
Facebook: facebook.com/WoodCultureTour
