Erdholländermühle

The Erdholländermühle is a historic windmill located in Polz, Germany.

Overview

Built as a dwelling house, it showcases a unique transformation of a traditional mill into a residential building.

History

The Erdholländermühle was constructed in an unknown year.

Its history is marked by its conversion from a working windmill to a residence, with the building's layout and architecture reflecting this change.

Architecture

The Erdholländermühle features a post mill design, characteristic of traditional German windmills.

The structure consists of a wooden frame supporting a single horizontal vanes arrangement, typical for this type of mill.

The original construction materials include wood and thatch, while the building's current state is marked by its conversion into a dwelling house.

Location

The Erdholländermühle is situated on Am Mühlenberg 7a in Polz, Germany, within the town of Dömitz.

The windmill stands near a water source, which likely played a significant role in its original purpose as a working mill.

Visiting Information

The Erdholländermühle is currently not open to public visits due to being disused and converted into a residence.

Heritage Status and Preservation Efforts

The Erdholländermühle has been recognized for its historical significance, although specific details regarding preservation efforts are not available.

Notable Historical Events or Famous Millers

No notable events or famous millers have been documented in association with the Erdholländermühle.

Technical Details

The Erdholländermühle features a single horizontal vanes arrangement and no grinding stones, as it has been converted into a dwelling house.