Built for August Eklöf in 1892, this restored mill hosts art exhibitions and film screenings in summer. Originally powered by water, it generated direct current electricity for the manor and nearby farms until the 1960s. The neighbouring Lahankoski rapids have a fall of 14.5 metres.
The building is part of the roughly 200-hectare Laha manor estate. Its single-storey log manor house with a mansard roof probably dates from the late 18th century. The estate also has horse stables and a riding arena. Exhibition and event bookings are arranged with the owner.
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