Museummolen De Nieuwe Palmboom is housed in ‘De Palmboom’, a windmill in Schiedam which was built in 1781 to grind raw materials for the production of jenever. The museum illustrates the history of mills of Schiedam and the production of grain into jenever. The museum also displays a model of the city in the year 1847 that features all the windmills in Schiedam in the 19th century during the heyday of the jenever industry.
History & Anthropology Local Industrial heritage
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Museummolen De Nieuwe Palmboom in Schiedam offers visitors an authentic Dutch windmill experience. This fully operational 18th-century windmill provides insight into the traditional milling process and the history of jenever (Dutch gin) production in Schiedam. The museum features informative exhibits about windmill technology and the town's industrial past. Visitors can climb to the top for panoramic views of Schiedam. The knowledgeable staff and interactive displays enhance the educational value. However, some visitors note that the steep stairs might be challenging for those with mobility issues. The museum is relatively small, which some find limiting, but others appreciate its focused and intimate atmosphere. Overall, it's a good choice for those interested in Dutch cultural heritage and industrial history.
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