Ehemalige Sickingmühle
Flurstraße 65
Ehemalige Sickingmühle
The Ehemalige Sickingmühle is a historic windmill located in Marl, Germany.
Overview
The mill was constructed in 1825 and has been in operation for nearly two centuries.
History
The mill was originally built to grind grain into flour.
Type of Mill
The Ehemalige Sickingmühle is a type of smock mill, with a single sail tower supporting the grinding stones.
Original Purpose
The mill's architecture features a traditional German windmill design, with a wooden frame and a sloping roof. The exterior walls are constructed from local limestone, while the interior is made of brick.
Current Status
The mill is currently a ruin and no longer in operation.
Architecture
The mill is situated on Flurstraße 65 in Marl, Germany. It stands in a rural landscape surrounded by fields and farmland.
Heritage Status
The Ehemalige Sickingmühle is listed as a cultural heritage site in Germany.
Visiting Information
The mill is not open to the public for visits, but it can be viewed from the outside.
Notable Historical Events or Famous Millers
No notable historical events or famous millers are recorded for this mill.
Technical Details
The mill features one sail and two grinding stones.
Details
| Name | Ehemalige Sickingmühle |
|---|---|
| City | Marl |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 51.696384, 7.115858 |
| Current use | ruin and no longer in operation |
| Accessible | false |
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