Inside the Mill

The kitchen with furnace.
Stairs leading to first floor.
Living room on the ground floor
Couches in the living room
Our bathroom on the ground floor.
First floor, which is the bedroom.
Our two wide, comfortable, double bed on first floor.
The phone, which remembers the Third Reich.
Warnings, which helped operate the Mill’s machinery.
Running Francis turbine in our water power station.

Four seasons

Spring – Debrzynka river seen from Mill’s ramp.
Summer – our Watermill seen from the west.
Autumn – our Mill seen from above.
Winter view of Mill from the west.

Photos of Debrzynka river near our Mill. Taken by: Stefan Olszak – fotografia

Water flowing over rocks near the bridge and the mill’s dam.
Debrzynka flowing from the bridge to the mill.
Debrzynka flowing over the rocks near the mill.
Water flowing over rocks near the bridge and the Mill’s dam.
Water flowing over rocks near the bridge and the mill’s dam.
Debrzynka flowing under the ramp of the mill.

Our village

Road from Trudna to our Mill.
The bridge over Debrzynka river.
Entrance to Trudna from Prusinowo.
Trudna seen from north side.
Date of construction of one of the houses in Trudna.
The cross in the wall of one of the houses in Trudna.
Ceramic roof tile on one of the houses of Trudna.
The wall of the pre-war house, together with the date of construction.
Abandoned house at the crossroads in Trudna.
View of the village from the south side.

Rosenfelder Mühle – groats mill near Trudna-Rozwory road. Photos from the interwar period.
Currently the only trace of the mill are the ruins by the bridge

In the center of the photo you can see the old house of the miller. The groats mill with his timbered brick walls is on the left.
Before WWII two mills were driven by river and water was piled higher than currently.

Maps of vicinities of the Mill

Our Mill (red dot) on the map of the early twentieth century.
Our Mill (yellow dot), groats mill (green dot) and distillery (red dot) on the pre-war German map.
Our Mill (red dot) on the map of 1967, when was still producing flour.