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The history of the company dates back to the sixteenth century, when King Sigismund I awarded the first privilege for a paper mill in 1532. Around 1661, the mill was transformed into a flour mill. In 1874, a wooden mill passed into the hands of Adolf, Edward and Henryk Krausse, who, in 1881, completely modernised the building and equipment.

A modern brick mill was built, which included a water turbine, close-coupled with a steam engine to drive the mill. The Krausse brothers' company was one of the most modern in Lublin, and even in the country.The mill was the first company in Lublin to be connected to the newly built Lublin-Warsaw railway line, having its own spur line. At the National Agricultural Exhibition in 1901, the company received the "Golden Luxury" medal for its milled fine flours and groats.

Even today, the Memorial Book of Lublin Exhibitions contains a description which shows that it was very modern enterprise.

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