Molen de Adriaan Windmill HAARLEM Netherlands Paper Mill Cards Postcard

Dimensions: approx. 6 3/8 inches x 4 3/8 inches

Makers/ Manufacturers: Paper Mill Cards

Photo: Max Leser

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The postcard featuring “Molen de Adriaan” in Haarlem, the Netherlands, is a snapshot of Dutch heritage and craftsmanship. This windmill, standing proudly along the river Spaarne, is not just an icon of the Netherlands’ industrious past but also a representation of Dutch ingenuity in water management. Originally built in 1779, Molen de Adriaan was used for various purposes, including grinding tobacco, producing cement, and creating paint. It is a monument to the diverse industrial activities that windmills supported in the country.

The serene image captured on the postcard shows the windmill’s commanding presence and traditional structure, which has been meticulously maintained, reflecting the Netherlands’ dedication to preserving its historical architecture. The boat moored next to the windmill adds to the picturesque quality of the scene, suggesting the harmony between historical landmarks and modern leisure activities.

This postcard, produced by Paper Mill Cards and photographed by Max Leser, with its approximate dimensions of 6 3/8 inches by 4 3/8 inches, serves as more than a piece of correspondence; it’s a testament to the enduring beauty and cultural significance of the Dutch landscape. For collectors, tourists, or anyone with an appreciation for historical structures, this postcard is a small window into the charming city of Haarlem and the legacy of Dutch windmills.

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