Stavenisser Molen

The Stavenisser Molen is a korenmolen (round windmill) located in Stavenisse, Netherlands.

History

• The Stavenisser Molen was constructed in 1801 and has been an important part of the local community ever since.

This stenen bovenkruier (stone upper beam) without stelling (tower) design features a round body with a single sail. The mill is made of stone and has a gevelsteen (gable stone) on its front side, indicating its construction date.

Original Purpose

The Stavenisser Molen was originally built for grain milling purposes.

Current Status and Use

• The mill is currently a working windmill, although it may not be in operation at all times.
• It can also be visited by the public.

The mill is situated on Molendijk 72 in Stavenisse, Netherlands. The surrounding landscape features typical Dutch polder terrain with canals and dikes.

Heritage Status and Preservation Efforts

The Stavenisser Molen has been designated as a heritage site (heritage:operator = rce) and efforts are made to preserve its historical significance.

Visiting Information

• If the mill is open to visitors, it can be found at Molendijk 72 in Stavenisse.
• However, please note that visiting hours may vary.

Notable Historical Events or Famous Millers

Unfortunately, no notable historical events or famous millers are documented for this mill.

Technical Details

The Stavenisser Molen features a single sail and is equipped with grinding stones.