De Eendrachtsmolen, Zevenhuizer Verlaat

Truly beautiful mill  This mill was built in 1727/1728, so beautiful

The Eendrachtsmolen is a ground sailor at the Zevenhuizer Verlaat between the Hennipsloot and the Rottemeren near Zevenhuizen ZH.
The mill was built in 1727 as a bosom mill that drained the water from two now no longer existing mill corridors. Nowadays the mill can serve as a water changer for the Rotte. The mill also serves as a home. Since 1949, the mill has been owned by the Schieland Water Board, which has now merged into the Schieland and Krimpenerwaard Water Board.
The sail cross has rods with a length of approximately 28 meters and is equipped with the old Dutch fencing with sails. The water is raised with a paddle wheel.
Source: wikipedia
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The Eendrachtsmolen is a ground-sailer located at the Zevenhuizer Verlaat, between the Hennipsloot and the Rottemeren, near Zevenhuizen ZH. This mill, which was built in 1727, originally functioned as a reservoir mill to drain the water from two mill runs that have since disappeared. Nowadays, the mill can be used as a water freshener for the Rotte. The mill also serves as a home. Since 1949, the mill has been owned by the Hoogheemraadschap van Schieland, which has since merged with the Hoogheemraadschap van Schieland en de Krimpenerwaard. The sail cross has rods of approximately 28 metres long and is equipped with the traditional old Dutch fence with sails. The water is pumped up using a scoop wheel.