The Habán Chronicle states that they rented it. It follows that when the Habans came to Vlčkovce, the mill already had to stand here. It burned down in 1623 and during the Haban times in 1663 was repaired. A specific record of who built the mill was not found. We can only assume that it was one of the Pállfy family to whom the village belonged at that time. In 1925, the then miller Retzer had the most modern mill equipment installed in the mill. The descendants of the then miller Retzer live to this day and manage the mill building.

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- stands at the lower end of the village between the church and the Sugar Factory,

- the first reports date from the early 16th century,

- the first records of the Vlčkovské mill date back to Habán times.

At present, they operate the production and sale of compound feeds in the mill.

Source: www.vlckovce.sk

The mill of the Retzer family stands at the lower end of the village between the church and the Sugar Factory. The first reports date from the beginning of the 16th century and the first records of the Vlčkovské mill date back to Habán times. The Habán Chronicle states that they rented it. It follows that when the Habans came to Vlčkovce, the mill already had to stand here. It burned down in 1623 and during the Haban times in 1663 was repaired. A specific record of who built the mill was not found. In 1925, the then miller Retzer had the most modern mill equipment installed in the mill. The descendants of the then miller Retzer live to this day and manage the mill building.

At present, it no longer serves its purpose, but compound feed is still produced there.

Source: www.vlckovce.sk (25.7.2021)