Turmholländermühle

The Turmholländermühle is a historic windmill located in Großbardau, Grimma, Germany.

Overview

This post mill was built in 1835 and has been integrated into a former livestock breeding facility.

History

The Turmholländermühle was constructed in 1835. It operated as a grain milling facility until its closure.

Architecture

The mill is a post mill with a single horizontal vanes. The structure features a tower and a smock, typical of traditional windmill designs.

Location

The mill is situated on S 11 in Großbardau, Grimma, Germany. It is located near a water source.

Current Status

The Turmholländermühle is no longer operational as a working mill but has been preserved and integrated into the surrounding landscape.

Heritage Status and Preservation Efforts

The mill is listed as a historic site in Germany.

Visiting Information

The Turmholländermühle is open to the public for viewing.

1. The Turmholländermühle is a historic windmill located in Großbardau, Grimma, Germany.
2. This post mill was built in 1835 and has been integrated into a former livestock breeding facility.
3. The Turmholländermühle was constructed in 1835. It operated as a grain milling facility until its closure.
4. The mill is a post mill with a single horizontal vanes. The structure features a tower and a smock, typical of traditional windmill designs.
5. The mill is situated on S 11 in Großbardau, Grimma, Germany. It is located near a water source.
6. The Turmholländermühle is no longer operational as a working mill but has been preserved and integrated into the surrounding landscape.
7. The mill is listed as a historic site in Germany.
8. The Turmholländermühle is open to the public for viewing.