Den Haller

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Den Haller is probably the oldest surviving watermill in the Netherlands. The mill on the Diepenheim Molenbeek can be found in Diepenheim. It is an underlay mill that is furnished as a grist mill. The oldest known mention of the mill dates back to 1169. In 1331 Jan van Diest, bishop of Utrecht, bought the mill as part of the lordship of Diepenheim. In the 18th century, Den Haller was owned by the city of Deventer. The city council sold the mill to Jan Hallers in 1870. The name of the mill is derived from this name. In 1913, the then owner donated the mill to the then municipality of Diepenheim. The Den Haller Foundation has been the owner since 2007.

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Hof van Twente,Diepenheim, Overijssel, Netherlands

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