De Zwaan

Accepted to have been worked in 1761, at that point moved to the town of Vinkel in North Brabant, The Netherlands, where it delivered flour for a long time, the windmill was disassembled, sent to the United States, and reassembled in 1964. For in excess of 50 years, "The Swan" has drawn guests from everywhere throughout the world. The main four wooden floors are what originated from the Netherlands in pieces. Once in Holland, the windmill must be reassembled. The general contractual worker for this venture was Dell Construction Company. In 2013, the top of the windmill was supplanted. This enabled our mill operator to all the more effectively turn the cutting edges and reestablished the De Zwaan to a working plant.