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History Archives - Page 2 of 2 - Steenmeulen

09 Apr

2017

In collaboration with the communication agency Go Online, Joseph Markey has published a leaflet about the four mills in the region between the mountains, of which the Steenmeulen is one. This little booklet, “Terdeghem – Steenvoorde, the region of the 4 mills”, a real tourist and historical guide to the mills of the region, is available for sale at Steenmeulen and in the tourist offices of Steenvoorde and a few other offices in the vicinity, depending on availability!

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09 Apr

2018

The Friends of the Steenmeulen have completely reorganised the museum on the Steenmeulen site during the year. A necessary reorganisation for greater clarity and more fluid visits.

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09 Apr

2018

The miller reconstructs the workshop of his trade as it was originally. It contains all the machines and tools used in the miller’s daily life and today completes the visit to the museum.

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09 Apr

2019

This year, Joseph & Vera wish to develop the small park next to the mill and its Persian friend into a small area where it is nice to rest.

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09 Apr

2020

With the idea of providing visitors with a comprehensive overview of flour production over the centuries and continents, Joseph Markey has reproduced this horse mill. Named “Rosmeule” in Flemish, it is a reduced replica of the horse mill built by the Yser Houck association in Volckerinckhove.

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09 Apr

2020

The Steenmeulen has been awarded the “Bicycle-friendly” label. The miller has set up a dedicated area with bike racks and charging facilities for electric bikes. The area is planted with a replica of a velocipede made entirely of copper by the miller.

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Joseph and Véra Markey take you on a passionate tour of their heritage from the past: a brick windmill that still turns and produces flour & a museum of Flemish rural life at the beginning of the 20th century. More than just a guided tour, the owners offer you a moment of transmission!

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