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The Grote Molen is a polder mill built between 1603 and 1638, which was later equipped with a screw and pumped the water into the Zuiderzee. The mill is a thatched octagonal mill of the ground sailor type with an Old Dutch sail cross. Wikipedia

The Grote Molen is a historic polder mill built between 1603 and 1638. Later a pump was installed to pump water to the Zuiderzee. The mill has an octagonal structure with a thatched roof and a traditional Dutch wicker cross. This mill, located on the Zuiderdijk near Munnickaij and Schellinkhout, underwent a restoration in 1979. Next to the mill is the polder's original pumping station, built in 1900 with a petrol engine-driven centrifugal pump. During the Second World War the pumping station was seriously damaged by fire. In 1946 it was electrified. Since 2003, it has functioned as an emergency and auxiliary pumping station for the western part of the Schellinkhout polder, where the water is pumped into the Markermeer via the windmill. Together, these locations form a fascinating piece of Dutch water history.

Well-preserved windmill on the bike path

The rest of the town is actually nicer than the harbor - this would do well with a few more historic ships.

De Dromedaris, the southern city gate of Enkhuizen, is the building dominating the old port. Right next to it is the lift bridge that takes you to the other part of the city.

Worthwhile museum in a historic building - the sound of steam engines is always beautiful.

Interestingly, the lighthouse annex to the house is located behind the dike, and not on top of it as is often the case.

A cafe is a great place to take a break and watch the boats.