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Nederland - Alkmaar, Molen van Piet
De Molen van Piet (or officially “De Groot”) is located in the city centre of Alkmaar on the top of the former rampart, towering above the surrounding urban development.
This windmill with a stage was built in 1769 and from then on served as a corn mill for ages. In the year of 1874 the mill is owned by miller S. de Groot. Ten years later mill "De Groot" is bought by C. Piet, who came from Aalsmeer and was a miller in Sloten. He had a house made at the lower floors of the mill. The mill's surname remained popularly associated with the mill and the old name “De Groot” is hardly used. Nowadays the fourth generation of the Piet family still lives in the mill.
The mill is now owned by the municipality, but is still inhabited and milled - every now and then - by a member of the Piet family. Only during special occasions the mill can be visited.
This windmill with a stage was built in 1769 and from then on served as a corn mill for ages. In the year of 1874 the mill is owned by miller S. de Groot. Ten years later mill "De Groot" is bought by C. Piet, who came from Aalsmeer and was a miller in Sloten. He had a house made at the lower floors of the mill. The mill's surname remained popularly associated with the mill and the old name “De Groot” is hardly used. Nowadays the fourth generation of the Piet family still lives in the mill.
The mill is now owned by the municipality, but is still inhabited and milled - every now and then - by a member of the Piet family. Only during special occasions the mill can be visited.
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belle semaine mon ami♫
Jaap van 't Veen club has replied to Ko Hummel clubHave a nice week
Good to hear that it is still and home and that it still mills!
beautiful light
But the framing and perspective enhance this beauty
The light is also superb, Jaap
Thanks for another exemplar information, too
Nicely done Jaap!
Have a great week, Jaap!
Ben jij familie van Herman.....Jaap ?
Jaap van 't Veen club has replied to Fred Fouarge clubNet iets andere naam dan Van 't Veen !!
Have a nice evening.
I remember passing this on my travels too!!
Best Wishes
Peter
ciao, Silvy
With the note we respect it even more.
........wünsche noch einen schönen Nachmittag,ganz liebe Grüße Güni:))
Schöne Grüße und ein schönes Wochenende!
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