Weinböhlaer Windmühle

The Weinböhlaer Windmühle is a historic Holländer windmill located in Weinböhla, Germany.

History

• The Weinböhlaer Windmühle is believed to date from the 18th century and has been reported to be in operation since at least 1720.

Architecture and Construction

This post mill features a single horizontal axis of rotation and no vanes. The mill's construction is believed to have utilized traditional German windmill building techniques, with the use of local materials such as wood and stone.

Original Purpose

The Weinböhlaer Windmühle was originally built for grain milling purposes.

Current Status and Use

The mill has been reported to be in a state of disuse since its operational period. It is currently standing as a ruin, with no known active use or restoration efforts.

Location and Setting

The windmill is situated on Ehrlichtweg 22 in the town of Weinböhla, Germany. The surrounding landscape features rolling hills and farmland, with the nearby water source believed to be a local stream.

Heritage Status and Preservation Efforts

The Weinböhlaer Windmühle has been recognized for its historical significance, but no specific preservation efforts have been reported.

Visiting Information

The windmill is open to public visitation. However, no specific visiting hours or guided tours are available.

Notable Historical Events or Famous Millers

No notable historical events or famous millers have been documented in association with this windmill.

Technical Details

The Weinböhlaer Windmühle features a single horizontal axis of rotation and one grinding stone.