Wollbach was first documented in 767.
 Wollbach is the largest "suburb" of Kandern by population, and is composed of the villages of Wollbach, Egerten, Egisholz, Hammerstein, and Nebenau.
 There are three historical mills in Wollbach; the Hofmühle - still in operation today, the Hammersteiner Mühle - today a private house, and the Bruckmühle - currently a restaurant.
 In the surrounding forest there are remains of iron mines.
 Public facilities in Wollbach include a kindergarten, grade school, and sports hall.
 There are two museums in Wollbach, one of the painter Max Böhlen in his former house (today a restaurant), and a historical Lime kiln in Nebenau.

See also Wollbach in the German Wikipedia.
Wollbach was first documented in 767.  Wollbach is the largest "suburb" of Kandern by population, and is composed of the villages of Wollbach, Egerten, Egisholz, Hammerstein, and Nebenau.  There are three historical mills in Wollbach; the Hofmühle - still in operation today, the Hammersteiner Mühle - today a private house, and the Bruckmühle - currently a restaurant.  In the surrounding forest there are remains of iron mines.  Public facilities in Wollbach include a kindergarten, grade school, and sports hall.  There are two museums in Wollbach, one of the painter Max Böhlen in his former house (today a restaurant), and a historical Lime kiln in Nebenau.
See also Wollbach in the German Wikipedia.
Kandern