mill was demolished for construction of the old Bevertal dam. Bird's Mill. No longer standing. In the year 1804 Vogelsmühle, a fulling mill, stood here, the precursor of the cloth industry later to develop. Wiebach Mill. The mill at the exit of the Wiebach valley was demolished 1956. Today the Wiebach dam, part of the Wuppertal dam system, floods the area. Calendar of events Since 1948 the Radevormwald Cultural Circle has arranged a yearly program of cultural events, including stage plays, musicals, cabaret and concerts. These events take place in the Radevormwald Town Hall. The Radevormwalder Town Festival normally takes place on the first weekend in May. The Radevormwalder Fair, featuring a shooting match and a home festival is a regular feature of the Radevormwalder calendar. For some years a cycle race with well-known riders has taken place in summer in the downtown area. In September the traditional plum fair takes place. On the first weekend in October the cultural municipality organizes a traditional harvest festival in Önkfeld. Health services The Johanniter (Knights Hospitaller) Hospital provides health services for the resident population. Notable people Franz Rudolf Bornewasser (1866–1951), archbishop of Trier, (1922–1951) Heide Rosendahl (born 1947), German athlete, sportswoman of the year 1970 and 1972 Jürgen Fliege (born 1947), theologian, television presenter and journalist Fritz Hardt, entrepreneur and honorary citizen of the town (see also Wülfing Museum ) Adolf von der Leyen (c. 1624–1698), entrepreneur, father of silk industry in Krefeld International relations Radevormwald is twinned with: Châteaubriant - France, since 1981 Nowy Targ - Poland References External links Town of Radevormwald Wülfing Museum Radevormwald Cultural Circle Oberbergischer Kreis