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    October 10, 2022

    Two-storey gallery Dutchman (1908), with compass rose and blind wings.

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      June 10, 2024

      The founding of the Sandhorst Mill Association

      On May 5, 1986 at 8 p.m., 20 residents met in the Sandhorster Krug for the founding meeting of the association for the preservation of the Sandhorst Mill.

      Founding members were:

      Gerhard Bödeker

      Wilhelm Fellensiek

      Hnrich Götz

      Sibo Janssen

      Günter Junitz

      Ingo Knaak

      Grete Kruse

      Johannes Meenken

      Hermann Meenken

      Wolfgang Ontijd

      Jakob Otten

      Bernhard Pflüger

      Gerhard Poppen

      Martin Reents

      Karl Reuß

      Inge Saueressig

      Helga Schaefer

      Klaus Schaefer

      Erika Schürmann

      Hinrich Wendeling jun.

      The following was discussed at the founding meeting: · The name of the association is the Sandhorst Mill Association · In order to benefit from public funding, the establishment of the mill association as a registered association with non-profit status should be applied for at the local court. · The mill association intends to restore the mill with public funds and through its own efforts and return it to its former condition.

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        June 10, 2024

        The history of the Sandhorst Mill

        The master builder was the mill builder Mönk from Großefehn; a detailed invoice for the total sum of 15,475.74 marks is still available. The Sandhorst Mill was a two-story gallery mill covered with cardboard with a compass rose and louvre blades. The mill had two grinding mills, one milling mill with a diameter of 1.50 m and one with a diameter of 1.60 m. The miller and baker Reiner Meenken used the mill exclusively for grinding grain, for his own bakery business in the house and for contract work for the surrounding farmers. In 1936, a shed was added, which served as a grain store and for cleaning grain; the slowly developing rural trade also had its origins there.

        In 1941, a new axle was installed and a blade replaced; the second blade was replaced in 1957.

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