Överby mill

Överby mill is an octagonal wooden structure with a rotating roof that positions the sails to catch the wind effectively. The building retains original machinery for grain milling and operates according to historical methods.

The mill was built in 1850 and served farmers from the surrounding area who brought their grain for processing. Over the 19th century it became an essential part of the local economy and daily working life.

The mill reveals how central such places were to village life, where neighbors gathered regularly to process their grain together. You can see how this work linked people and shaped daily routines across the region.

The site is accessible on foot and offers clear information about how the historical machinery works. You can walk through the interior and see how the different parts operate together.

The mill retained its original timber-framed construction system, which shows how stable and durable this simple building method was. This same system allowed the structure to function reliably for over 150 years.