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Joschi
November 16, 2025
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1835: Miller and starch maker Johann Aumann built a flour mill, which was also used for dyeing textiles.
1891: Owned by the Hämmerle family, a sawmill was added.
1958: The waterwheel was replaced by a turbine.
1978: Milling operations ceased.
2002: The sawmill closed.
Today: The turbine now only generates electricity.
1891: Owned by the Hämmerle family, a sawmill was added.
1958: The waterwheel was replaced by a turbine.
1978: Milling operations ceased.
2002: The sawmill closed.
Today: The turbine now only generates electricity.
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•Joschi
November 16, 2025
Hiking
1835: Miller and starch maker Johann Aumann built a mill (also used for dyeing textiles)
1891: Owned by the Hämmerle family; a sawmill is built
1958: The waterwheel is replaced by a turbine
1978: Milling operations cease
2002: Sawmill closes
Today: The turbine still generates electricity
1891: Owned by the Hämmerle family; a sawmill is built
1958: The waterwheel is replaced by a turbine
1978: Milling operations cease
2002: Sawmill closes
Today: The turbine still generates electricity
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