Eendracht Maakt Macht - Schadijkerweg 36

Prachtige molen en aardige molenaars!

Kawałek historii. W dobrym stanie wiatrak. Można obejrzeć w środku.

Spijtig er was geen bier te verkrijgen

Mooie molen en ze zijn bezig om er een mooie recreatie plek van te maken

Zeer de moeite waard samen met de kindjes van 3 en 4 leuk rond geleid door tuin en molen door molenaar Thijs

Nur zu empfehlen!!! Sehr netter Müller,hat sich sehr viel Zeit für uns genommen,den Kindern gezeigt und erklärt,wie die Mühle funktioniert. Das Highlight war das Mehl mahlen und der tolle Garten,mit seinen vielen Leckereien. Vielen,vielen Dank nochmal,wir kommen bestimmt wieder!!!! P.S:Heute wurden aus dem Pfannkuchenmehl,die besten Pfannkuchen gebacken???

They did not have sufficient funds to build a parish church, so they built a windmill instead. Yes, that's right. When the Meterik community wanted its own church in the village around 1890, there was no money allocated and a rather lukewarm response from the town council of Horst. So, the mill 'Eendracht Maakt Macht', which was built in Meterik in 1899, was employed to grind cattle feed for the farmers. Not only was the church built, it also had money from the mill for its annual running expenses. The name 'Eendracht Maakt Macht' is very appropriate, as it stands for "together makes us strong". In 1952 the mill underwent a major refurbishment. About eight years later, the mill became redundant due to more modern milling methods and shut operations. Fearing that the lack of use would lead to accelerated decay, the municipality of Horst decided in 1976 to take over the mill. A bakery was added at the rear of the mill. Since 1994, the management of the mill is in the hands of the Molen Eendracht Maakt Macht foundation, volunteer millers who run the mill once a week. Minor repairs are done by the millers themselves; any serious repair and maintenance work means that more qualified personnel need to be brought in. The mill operates on Saturdays and is open to the visitors to walk in and take a look around. It is also visited by school children. The mill sits on an elevated mound and it is excellent that there are obviously no tall buildings in the immediate vicinity.