The White Mill

The White Mill is a round stone ground sailer from 1740. The mill is located on the Kleibergsestraat in Meeuwen (municipality of Aalburg). The mill was milled until the Second World War and was then only used as a storage room. In 1986 the Witte Molen was moved to its current location, where the mill biotope was better. In 1996 the mill was restored.

The hood has potted shelves.

In the mill there are 2 pairs of 17der artificial stones. There is also a buttock machine from machine factory Thomassen, which was donated in 2005 to the owner of the mill, the mill foundation Het Land van Heusden and Altena
The outer row of the mill is 24 meters long and the inner row 23.90. The rods from 1989 were from the derckx company and placed in the top axle in 1993. The blades have been raised old Dutch again, but had noses from 1940 until the restoration of Van Bussel.

The laziness is driven by a lazy table sitting on the king's spindle. The lazy wheel runs against the bottom of the lazy table. A gaff wheel is not present.

The mill has a curler for putting the flight on the wind.

The mill has a five-piece, fixed Flemish catch with a catch drum.

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