Niedermuhlern is first mentioned in 1241 as Muolerrun.

The oldest trace of a settlement in the area is a prehistoric bronze ax which was discovered in Niederblacken.
The remains of what appears to be a Roman era wall were discovered at Sidenberg and an early medieval grave was found on the Sandackerhubel.
By the 13th century the portions of the village and surrounding farm land were owned by various citizens of Bern as well as the Münchenbuchsee Commandery and Frienisberg and Köniz Abbeys.
The rights to hold the low court over the village passed through several owners until 1600 when Bern acquired them.
Under Bernese rule the village was administered by a Schultheiss or mayor.
Until 1699 it was part of the parish of Belp.
In that year it was assigned to the Zimmerwald parish.

Throughout its history the village was a rural, agricultural settlement.
Today the Bern-Riggisberg PostAuto line connects it to nearby cities.
In 1951 the engineer and businessman Willy Schaerer built the Sternwarte Uecht (Uecht Observatory) in Niedermuhlern.
For twenty years, between 1968 until 1988, the University of Bern ran a solar observation lab in the village.
Niedermuhlern is first mentioned in 1241 as Muolerrun.
The oldest trace of a settlement in the area is a prehistoric bronze ax which was discovered in Niederblacken. The remains of what appears to be a Roman era wall were discovered at Sidenberg and an early medieval grave was found on the Sandackerhubel. By the 13th century the portions of the village and surrounding farm land were owned by various citizens of Bern as well as the Münchenbuchsee Commandery and Frienisberg and Köniz Abbeys. The rights to hold the low court over the village passed through several owners until 1600 when Bern acquired them. Under Bernese rule the village was administered by a Schultheiss or mayor. Until 1699 it was part of the parish of Belp. In that year it was assigned to the Zimmerwald parish.
Throughout its history the village was a rural, agricultural settlement. Today the Bern-Riggisberg PostAuto line connects it to nearby cities. In 1951 the engineer and businessman Willy Schaerer built the Sternwarte Uecht (Uecht Observatory) in Niedermuhlern. For twenty years, between 1968 until 1988, the University of Bern ran a solar observation lab in the village.
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