Historic Windmills
This collection features well-preserved post mills and tower mills across Saxony-Anhalt, showcasing regional engineering from the 18th and 19th centuries. The selection includes heritage-protected structures like the Anderbeck post mill and the Pieschelscher Mühlturm in Genthin, a former oil mill tower built in 1824. These sites illustrate the transition from traditional timber-framed windmills to stone tower mills used for grinding grain and oil production.
A Bockwindmühle
A heritage-protected post mill located in the Anderbeck district of Huy, representing traditional timber-framed milling architecture.
Turmholländerwindmühle Naundorf
A traditional tower mill, known as a Turmholländer, located in the village of Naundorf.
Bockwindmühle
Historic post mill situated in the Zahna-Elster region.
Bockwindmühle
Traditional post mill located near Jessen (Elster).
Pieschelscher Mühlturm
A brick mill tower in Genthin built in 1824, originally functioning as part of an oil mill complex.
Turmholländermühle Ohrdorf
A historic Dutch-style tower mill that has been converted into a hotel.
Bockwindmühle Eimersleben
A traditional post mill located in the Eimersleben district.
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