The Alte Mühle – Frettermühle in Finnentrop was once a bakery and mill. Since 1989, it has served as a power generator and a historic exhibition facility.
The bakery and mill were in full operation until 1983. After that, the waterwheel and millstones were used only for private purposes. In 1989, the daughter and son-in-law of the last miller, Otto Jagemann, began a new chapter: Since then, the mill has been generating electricity that is fed into the power grid. The historic millstones have been preserved. One of the two grinding mechanisms can still be put into operation, while the second, which is open to the public, offers a glimpse into its stone interior. The equipment also includes a roller mill, a tip-peeling machine, and a homemade bag lift. The café, which opened in 1995, is no longer in operation and is now used as a civil registry office.
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