The history of the Żędowice mill in the hands of the Thiel family dates back to 1864, when the then facility was purchased by Ferdynand Thiel.
The family managed to preserve the original architectural layout, although they sometimes faced disasters and dramatic stories. In the 1930s, some buildings were flooded by a great flood. Then, after the war, a fire broke out in the mill. Each time, however, the Thiel family managed to rebuild and restore the splendor of the Żędowice mill.

Grain milling ceased here only in 2000. The owners acknowledged
then the mill's operation was unprofitable and its maintenance too expensive. And though
today it no longer fulfills its original functions, all devices and machines are here
preserved in original condition! In addition, they are in such good condition that sometimes they are arranged
there are grain grinding shows, and the historic part is available to visitors.
Today, an additional attraction is Small Kayak kayaking, but also a rope park and a place for barbecue and bonfire. You can also ride a carriage or
horseback. In addition, the mill has been operating as a small hydropower plant since 2000.