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At one time, there were over 70 mills in Heppenheim. For a few centuries, they used to supply the region with ground grain and used to produce electricity or saw wood. A circular walk through the town with Hermann M\u00fcller is like a paperchase\u2014just that it is millrinds that show you the way forward. <\/strong><\/p>\n

Hermann M\u00fcller approaches the Heppenheim town hall with determination. It is neither the beautiful baroque half-timbering nor the famous carillon that have brought him here. The reason he strides purposefully up to the building is much more inconspicuous and very small\u2014and it has been overlooked by most locals for some centuries. Hermann takes the steps to the entrance of the town hall and leans towards the window on the right pointing at the window jamb. There are symbols and numbers carved in the sandstone. Looking at them closely, you recognize a pretzel, a millrind and the year 1609 symbolizing the baker\u2019s and miller\u2019s guilds\u2014marks left in the stone for posterity.<\/p>\n

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A pretzel, a millrind and the year 1609 symbolizing the baker\u2019s and miller\u2019s guilds.<\/p><\/div>\n

Millers? In Heppenheim? This is what Hermann M\u00fcller, whose last name means miller in German, wondered about, when he first discovered signs of the history of mills in Heppenheim in 2011. It is, of course, no coincidence that his name is M\u00fcller. \u201cI grew up in the Palatinate and I am a passionate researcher into genealogy and local history,\u201d he says. Tracing back his family history, Hermann discovered that there were some millers by profession among them. But of all these, he smiles, none of them were called M\u00fcller. One day, he was doing research in the mill database of the Palatinate to find information about his ancestors. What he found instead was the name of the town he had lived in for almost 30 years: Heppenheim.<\/p>\n

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Hermann M\u00fcller: His last name means miller in German.<\/p><\/div>\n

\u201cI found this amazing. After having lived in this town for so many years I heard for the first time that there were once mills here.\u201d The incident piqued his curiosity and he began to plough through archives and study maps and land registers. Hermann gets out a piece of paper in A4 format that briefly lists the results of his research up to July 2020: 62 watermills on 5 brooks in the town and 4 mills driven with other techniques, \u201cone of them apparently driven by dogs,\u201d he says. Only two months ago, he found out that there was a steam mill as well. And another 7 mills whose drive remains yet to be discovered by him. Furthermore, some mills that he hasn\u2019t been able to allocate yet.<\/p>\n

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\u201cI was really surprised by the large number of mills, which is indeed exceptional given the fact that Heppenheim is a small town. Even more surprising, however, is, that their history had been almost completely forgotten here.\u201d He wanted to change this and committed himself together with the two history clubs \u2018Geschichtsverein\u2019 and \u2018Altstadtfreunde\u2019 to making the mill-ful past visible. Authorities welcomed his initiative and the M\u00fchlenrundweg, a circular mills trail, was established and has paved its way right through the town and through 800 years of mills\u2019 history since 2014. If you follow it, you\u2019ll discover little signs across the town and get to know Heppenheim from an entirely new perspective.<\/p>\n

“Their history had been almost completely forgotten here”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

At the Kleiner Markt (little market), for example. It is a square that exists only because the big town mill that used to be here was torn down in 1969. \u201cIt was a monstrosity, a massive building that used to be one of the most important mills in Heppenheim,\u201d Hermann explains. Protest by locals, who wanted to preserve the impressive building, hadn\u2019t been taken into account. What remains, is an indication, built into the ground: Big river stones between the little paving stones at the Kleiner Markt square imitate the course of the brook.<\/p>\n

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Or between half-timbered houses in the old town: One of the paper-cutting works by Albert V\u00f6lkl decorating many of the street lamps depicts the Wei\u00dfer Mann (white man)\u2014a ghost that used to appear as a miller at night and enjoyed roaming the streets, secretly powdering women with flour. \u201cThis was a common excuse for young women, who had flour on unusual places of their body the next morning,\u201d Hermann explains with a grin.<\/p>\n

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It was the amateur historian, who found out that the symbols used in the coat of arms of the von der Hees family that still decorates the entrance of the Schlossschule school are millrinds. He presents a former version of the coat of arms that he discovered a few years ago at Junkernhees castle in the Siegerland region. \u201cYou can clearly see the millrinds here,\u201d he says pointing at white symbols and smiling cautiously. It is easy to imagine how he must have felt when he first saw the picture and found confirmed what he had been assuming for many years.<\/p>\n

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Hermann used to work as an electrical engineer. The mills became his hobby\u2014a time-consuming hobby. It keeps him busy for a few hours every day. He is currently working on a documentation, for which he has already done 1,000 pages. \u201cBut I always feel there is still something missing, and, indeed, I discover something new every week.\u201d He chases each and every clue. \u201cI can be persistent,\u201d he admits, \u201cmaybe a bit too persistent sometimes.\u201d<\/p>\n

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At the other side of Siegfriedstra\u00dfe road, Hermann walks a few metres up Schlossberg mountain, behind number 30, where the former Weihersm\u00fchle mill used to be. A green corridor parallels the road up to the mountain. \u201cHere was the mill\u2019s brook.\u201d The town\u2019s little brook drove three mills at a time via this moat even before 1480: Weihersm\u00fchle, Sch\u00e4ferm\u00fchle and Tugersm\u00fchle mills. \u201cSome senior Heppenheim locals love talking about their childhood, when they would go for a swim and play here.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Town authorities had a part of the moat unearthed in 2014. An enchanted path with a few stone bridges and a pretty view of St. Peter parish church was the result. The circular mills trail is idyllic even where the brook is still visible. Water rushes along an old mill weir as a waterfall only a few metres from the cars\u2019 noise in Siegfriedstra\u00dfe. In former times, the water was dammed here to drive the two water wheels of the cutting mill.<\/p>\n

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Beate Weis stands in the middle of the mills\u2019 moat trimming shrubs. She lives in the Schindersburg, the lavishly redeveloped former home of a wealthy miller. She helps looking after the moat. The landscaper Beate would love to grow some old cereals in a neighbouring garden. \u201cEmmer and Einkorn wheat\u2014sorts that were actually ground in the mills then.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Beate Weis lives in the Schindersburg, the lavishly redeveloped former home of a wealthy miller.<\/p><\/div>\n

She also researches what kind of clothes Heppenheim millers used to wear. Together with Hermann, she has the creation of an educational and exercise path for children \u2018from grain to bread\u2019 in mind here at the old mills\u2019 moat. They don\u2019t know yet, when this idea will be turned into reality. Some wheels turn slowly\u2014after all, what counts is the result.<\/p>\n

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The M\u00fchlenrundweg, the circular mills trail, in Heppenheim <\/a><\/p>\n

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