The Fallow Mill

De Braakmolen is a flour mill in the town of Goor in the province of Overijssel. The mill grinds weekly thanks to some volunteer millers.
The mill was built in 1856 with parts from several other mills: the mill of Jobbega from Goor, an oil mill from the Westland and the Stoevelaarsmolen from Goor. The grout wood consists of almost unprocessed tree trunks. In 1882 the mill was bought by the miller's son W.A. Otte. In 1915 the owner also bought a steam mill on the Middenstraat where he moved in 1920. As a result of the use of this engine power, the mill was decommissioned in 1923. In the crisis years, government rye was milled for animal feed between 1933 and 1937. In 1942 the top axle was replaced by one from 1874 from the manufacturer. Penn & Bauduin in Dordrecht with number 367 and a length of 5.40 meters.

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