Weller Windmill

The Barbara Weller Windmill is attached to a Bed and BreakfastnnThe interior of the windmill displays the bullwheel, pinion gear, drive shaft and mill stone.nnThe Barbara Weller Windmill has been incorporated into an adjoining building and the combination forms a bed and breakfast for one family. The exterior photographs depict the cottage, mill and the view of the ocean. The day I took several of these photographs it was overcast and really doesn't show just what a spectacular location and view this windmill has.nnThe exterior of the windmill is perfect. It's octaganal structure is covered with weathered, wooden shingles. The mast is in place as well as the tail pole.nnWe visited Barbara Weller's Windmill twice. The second time, we found ourselves, in a matter of minutes, being swept into a terrific storm from the ocean.nnThe millstones displayed in the yard are enormous. The millstones can be found in the accompanying photographs. Isn't it unbelievable just how large they are? One of the photos show the perspective of the mill as you can see the pitch of the cap/roof and the mast and windshaft. This windmill has been restored and maintained. Some windows have been added to make the area inside the mill part of the cottage.nnIn the middle of the windmill stucture you can see the millstone and the drive shaft. The interior of the mill has been preserved with a millstone in place as well as other artifacts. The interior structure of the mill has beautifully preserved wooden floors and walls. Address: 146 Shore Road, Chatham, MA 02633