De Tijd is a corn mill in Oostendorp in the municipality of Elburg in the Dutch province of Gelderland. It is a wooden octagonal post mill on a brick base. The mill was built in 1854, to replace a mill that burned down in 1853. The mill was in operation until World War II; afterwards, grinding was done exclusively with an electric hammer mill. In 1964, a demolition permit was requested, but things turned out differently: in 1966, De Tijd was restored. However, after a few years, it ceased operation again. A second restoration followed in 1984. The blades of the mill have a length of 22.80 meters and are equipped with shuttered sails. The setup consists of two pairs of 17-inch artificial stones and various other equipment. The mill is regularly put into operation by volunteer millers.
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