Ebbamåla bruk is a preserved industrial complex beside the Mörrumsån river in Blekinge, with a foundry, smithy, mechanical workshop, power station and workers’ housing. The business began in 1886, when August and Johanna Sandberg opened a foundry and mechanical workshop. It closed in 1967 after four generations of Sandbergs had run it. At the site, belts, turbines and machines can be heard again.

The complex includes buildings from the late 19th century to the 1920s, with patterned brickwork, paired windows and tall chimneys. The large foundry building dates to 1901, and a newer workshop was built in 1927. A hydroelectric plant from 1927 is still in use. The site also has a nearly complete collection of tools and machinery from the period.

The workers’ building known as Kasernen was built in the 1890s. An American-influenced villa, with two towers and horizontal timber siding, dates from around 1890. The mill underwent extensive renovation during the 1990s and was designated a building monument in 1996. Kasernen and a storehouse were added to the designation in 2005. The available information does not specify opening dates or visit length.