The White Brindle Mill is a grain mill built in 1889 in the neighborhood of Wittebrink near the Dutch city of Zelhem (province of Gelderland). The wooden hood is covered with cane. The mill was completely drained for 1970 and decorated as silo. In 1970 a great restoration took place.
In the mill there is 1 couple of 16 artificial stones.
The wicker cross is 22 meters and is old Dutch. The mill is seasoned with a herb and has a nutshell. The White Brick Mill is privately owned and can be visited by appointment. 52° 0′ 12″ NB, 6° 17′ 31″ OL
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