Sophienmühle
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Sophienmühle
The Sophienmühle, located in Wangerland, Germany, was constructed in 1775 as a smock mill.
History
- This type of windmill features a single mast supporting a rotating cap and is typically found in rural areas.
The mill's architecture consists of an eight-sided, two-story brick foundation, with a simple wind vanes arrangement.
Architecture
- The mill's original cap has been replaced, while the gallery requires renovation.
- Notably, the building's structure showcases traditional German windmill design elements.
Location and Setting
- The Sophienmühle can be visited in person.
- Visitors may access the site at:
- Address: Sophienmühle 1
- Country: Germany
- Town: Wangerland
Current Status and Use
The Sophienmühle is currently disused and no longer operational as a working mill.
Heritage Status and Preservation Efforts
Although the mill's current status is disused, it remains an important part of Germany's windmill heritage. Efforts to preserve the structure are ongoing, with restoration work aimed at maintaining its historical integrity.
Visiting Information
The Sophienmühle can be visited in person. Visitors may access the site at:
- Address: Sophienmühle 1
- Country: Germany
- Town: Wangerland
Notable Historical Events or Famous Millers
No notable historical events or famous millers are recorded for this mill.
Technical Details
The Sophienmühle features a single sail and no grinding stones, as it is currently disused.
Details
| Name | Sophienmühle |
|---|---|
| City | Wangerland |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 53.679276, 7.8652596 |
| Architect | Unknown |
| Current use | Disused and no longer operational as a working mill |
| Accessible | true |
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