Kathy E. Pallazola
One of the most picturesque locations I visited on the Cape was the Judah Baker Windmill, named after its original builder in 1791. It originally stood on Grand Cove in North Dennis. Over two centuries it was brought and sold to several retired sea captains who then moved the windmill to different areas around the Cape. The windmill was used mainly for grinding corn at the time. Experienced sea captains knew the way the winds blew and were best suited for operating the mill. This windmill was restored in 1999 and today still has it’s original mechanical equipment. It is currently maintained by volunteers from the Yarmouth Historical Commission.
Lovely windmill………….
Great post, and awesome photo!
awes00me sence
life is beautiful
::””good evening
Interesting story
Thank you marcelle84 yeah windmills are so beautiful
Thank you ac khoo
Interesting story!
Yea nice. this is an old windmill and they still have a lot of these here in holland although not used much anymore.. 🙂 thanks for sharing this! nice picture too 🙂
Beautiful photos
nice
I like the view of this windmill. I just wonder if windmills are being phased out by newer technology.
There so beautiful Maggie thank you.
Iacho59 thank you my friend
Thank you Gary
Beautiful! I love windmills.
Hey Benedict doing well and relaxing from the long ride ? hope everything well with you. Thanks
Carol there are few windmill left on The Cape that are scattered in different areas.
Hi! Kathy how are you? Have a nice day! Thanks for sharing that great photo.
Thank you Gina
Thank you so much Paul.
Greetings to you Oscar ?
These mills remind me that they always chase the wind. If they do not chase, they die.
Nice photo
How cool. Always good to see these restored.
Awesome!
Beautiful photo!
Captains in love with the wind, very romantic, beautiful image greetings.