The construction of the mill Ostiches - whitewashed - dates back to 1789 when Jean-Baptiste Deltenre, census document, obtained granting necessary to establish it on the heights of the locality Pidebecq camp of Mt.
The descendants of the family Deltenre retain ownership of the mill until the 20th century and ensure proper operation. The activity stops on the eve of World War II and the mill gradually undergoes the ravages of time. It was not until its acquisition by the city of Ath to find it its charm.
Perched on a berm, the brick tower of the White mill is surmounted by a dome that helps orient the wings into the wind. The gallery at the base of the building houses a permanent exhibition presents the history of mills and their techniques. (Ath.be)
(Cemetery Ostiches)
The descendants of the family Deltenre retain ownership of the mill until the 20th century and ensure proper operation. The activity stops on the eve of World War II and the mill gradually undergoes the ravages of time. It was not until its acquisition by the city of Ath to find it its charm.
Perched on a berm, the brick tower of the White mill is surmounted by a dome that helps orient the wings into the wind. The gallery at the base of the building houses a permanent exhibition presents the history of mills and their techniques. (Ath.be)
(Cemetery Ostiches)
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