Linnermolen

The Linnermolen was constructed in 1998 and is a post mill located in Linne, Netherlands.

• History
• Architecture
• Original Purpose
• Current Status and Use
• Architectural Features and Construction Materials
• Location and Setting
• Heritage Status and Preservation Efforts
• Visiting Information
• Notable Historical Events or Famous Millers
• Technical Details

The Linnermolen is currently a working mill, still used for its intended purpose.

Architecture

The Linnermolen is a post mill, characterized by its vertical axis and rotating cap. It features one sail made of wood, measuring approximately 10 meters in diameter.

Originally built as a windmill for grain milling purposes.

The mill's structure is composed of wooden beams and posts, with a stone foundation. The cap is made of wood, while the sail is also constructed from wood.

Location and Setting

The Linnermolen is situated on Maasbrachterweg 84 in Linne, Netherlands. It stands within a rural landscape surrounded by agricultural fields.

Heritage Status and Preservation Efforts

The Linnermolen has been designated as a protected monument in the Netherlands.

Visiting Information

Visitors can access the mill upon request. Please contact local authorities for more information on visiting hours and availability.

Notable Historical Events or Famous Millers

No notable historical events or famous millers are recorded for this mill.

Technical Details

The Linnermolen features one sail, measuring approximately 10 meters in diameter.