churches close together: Protestant Reformed church (state church) Protestant Lutheran church (state church) Lutheran Church St. Martin (Independent Evangelical-Lutheran Church) Roman Catholic church Other churches are to be found in Remlingrade (Protestant Church), in Wallenberg (Protestant Church) and in Dahlerau (both a Protestant and a Catholic church). Monuments Historical rococo garden house in the town park. Built in 1772, at the time of the town fire in 1802 it stood in front of the town wall approximately 200 m to the west of the future railway station and is the oldest building in the town. Its location today is not the original one: it was transferred to the town park in an improvement scheme. War Memorial at the Kollenberg War Memorial in the Froweinpark (moved to its current location in 1998 from its earlier position in the former sports field Herbeck) Commemorative cross for the victims of the 1971 train accident in the municipal cemetery Am Kreuz Moonstone in the Froweinpark as a memorial to the places submerged by the Wuppertal dam Commemorative tablet in the town hall for the victims of National Socialism Monument on the north side of Schlossmacherplatz for the twin town Châteaubriant in France Stone tablet to the entrepreneur and file manufacturer Frowein in the Froweinpark Ground monument Bergisch-Märkische Landwehr. Approximately indicating the border with Ennepetal and Breckerfeld, it is also thought once to have been the border between Saxony and Franconia. Mills (including historic mills) Hees Mill (aka Lowest Mill). Today the earlier mill is used by a food company. Remains of the milling equipment still exist. Luhner Mill. No longer standing, it was in the immediate neighbourhood of the Leimholer Mill. Leimholer Mill. On the Uelfe brook; it takes its name from the place Leimhol. Lambecker Mill. About the mill itself nothing is known. The name Becke means a brook in Low German and is used in a large number of placenames in the region. The place Lambeck was mentioned in the year 1789 as Langenbeck (= long brook). Neuenhammer. This mill was a hammer works on the Uelfe brook. Only the placename and some buildings now used for trout breeding remain. Uppermost Mill. On the Uelfe brook. Today this affectionately-restored former mill is a food business. Stooter Mill. This was a flour mill on the Bever. It was registered 1828 in the ancient land register and was also called Stötermühle. In 1902 the