Vensermolen

The Vensermolen is a historic windmill located in Diemen, Netherlands.

Overview

Built in 1704, it has been a significant part of the region's history and architecture.

History

• The Vensermolen was constructed in 1704.
• It is believed to have served as a grain mill during its operational years.

Architecture

The Vensermolen is a type of smock mill.

• Its architectural features include the characteristic tower design, typical of windmills from this period.
• The construction materials used for the mill are not specified.

Location and Setting

The Vensermolen is situated on Venserkade 112 in Diemen, Netherlands.

It is located in a rural area, with nearby access to water sources.

Heritage Status and Preservation Efforts

• The Vensermolen has been designated as a heritage site, with reference number 527502.
• The RCE (Rijksdienst voor Cultureel Erfgoed) operates this site.
• The mill's current status is that of a residential building.

Visiting Information

The Vensermolen is not open to the public for tours or exhibitions.

However, it can be viewed from the outside.

Notable Historical Events and Famous Millers

• No notable historical events or famous millers are recorded in available data.

Technical Details

• The Vensermolen features one windmill sail.
• Its grinding stones and machinery are not specified in available data.