They have monthly speakers and a wonderful gift shop. The sell different flours ground at the De Immigrant Windmill. The Millers run the the center.

This was a very interesting place. Like the fact when a lady showed us the different windmills and showed with a press of a button how 3 windmills operate.

An authentic working Dutch windmill with tours and explanations of how the Mill works. the Cultural Center across the street has an awesome collection of handmade working windmills with guides to explain the differences between each one.

Fascinating little museum packed with information and miniature windmills. The staff there are very knowledgeable and enjoy sharing with you!

Seven or eight handmade working models of different kinds of windmills are on display. One can see how the gears of the windmill operated the milling. An informative video is available.

Across the street from De Immigrant Windmill is a wonderful place to expand your interest in windmills. The story of how 40+ windmills were built by one man is awesome. A great many are on display with neat graphics at Windmill Cultural Center.

There is a full function Dutch Windmill. Unfortunately, when I went there last week it was broken and it could take few months to fix. A narrator told us before it broke it could grind wheat (or different kinds of grains) into flour. I would...More