Category:Watermills in Groenendaal Park
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English: There were once two Watermills in Groenendaal Park, Heemstede. They were both built by Jan Hope of Groenendaal and Bosbeek, who united both properties in 1784 to create a large garden in the English style. One was a windmill, and the other was a steam mill modelled around a Newcomen engine. The park has been split into three parts (Groenendaal Park, Marienheuvel, and Bosbeek) since Jan Hope died.
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Hek Meer en Berg - Glipper Dreef.jpg 2,808 × 1,802; 2.17 MB
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Newcomen steam engine at landgoed groenedaal (1).jpg 1,616 × 1,325; 373 KB
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Newcomen steam engine at landgoed groenedaal (3).jpg 4,000 × 3,000; 4.13 MB
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Newcomen steam engine at landgoed groenedaal.jpg 900 × 788; 207 KB
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Ruine van Groenendaal park.jpg 3,072 × 2,048; 3.17 MB
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