Sint Annamolen Keent (1911-1912)

The striking, white-plastered Sint Anna belt flour mill is located on the corner of Bocholterweg and Keenterstraat in Weert. It is one of the seven monumental windmills in Weert that are still in operation and home to the Annamolen Foundation (1911), the windmill of Keent and of MolenNetwerk KempenBroek vzw.
The mills were built in 1911/1912 using parts (the ongoing work) of the Clercx mill that stood on the Drees (the current Stationsstraat) in Weert.
The mill has a camera system that allows people with reduced mobility to take a tour on a large screen.

A guided tour via the special windmill ERFGOEDAPP is also possible. The mill is located on the cycle junction network between junctions 42 and 79. The mill has WIFI for visitors.

The mill is always open on Saturdays from 11 a.m. and regularly on Wednesday afternoons. Every 2nd Wednesday afternoon of the month there is a special Junior Millers Afternoon at the mill.

More information can be found at: www.annamolen.nl

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