We went for a drive and stopped in and it was a great museum. Very peaceful, lots of history and lots to learn. The volunteer was full of good info. The old barn by itself was wonderful to see, the beams were hand cut ....More

A collection of 53 windmills on display with a pedestrian covered bridge and Koi (goldfish) pond. Knowledgeable volunteers. Meeting hall for weddings, birthdays, or reunions. Nice and clean. Reasonable priced. A delightful find.

If you like history, local color, and learning how things work, this is a fun, low-key place to visit. This town has a long history with windmills, and the docents are passionate about their windmills. Highly recommended!

This is the nicest museum for families to visit. It is not huge, but has something to enjoy for everyone...

This is a great place to view all the old time windmills that were once very popular with farmers. Lots of different types and manufacturers. The volunteer that showed us around was very knowledgeable about the differences in the windmills and their history. Nice place...More

A museum about windmills that most of us have seen, but have never known the history about! Docent takes you through 15/20 min background of windmills, then you watch a 5 min video - then off to see the windmills in action - this is...More

The windmills were fascinating. The tour guide was excellent and very knowledgeable. The engineering of the windmills was very creative. There are many working windmills. In the 1920's there were over 80 manufactures near this site.

My favorite time of year to visit the museum is December. They have all the windmills decorated with Christmas lights and variety of scenes. Santa even pays a visit. Great enjoyment for all ages !!!

Take a walk along a trail of antique windmills lovingly preserved by volunteers. This museum is unique, and important in the preservation of a bygone era. There is also an indoor section in the barn, and a gift shop. We attend Kite Day most every...More

If you are interested in machinery this is not to be missed. From the basic idea of using the wind to turn a wheel and convert that rotary motion to do work comes so many different detail variations. For most work you want a constant...More