Windmill from the village of Kozhposelok (museum «Malye Korely»)

Short description
The windmill from the village of Kozhposelok (Onezhsky district, Arhangelsk region) was built in 1902, was transported to the museum of wooden architecture "Malye Korely" (Arhangelsk region) in 1972. Smock mill with four sails and two pairs of millstones. Sheathed Frame. Was used as a flour mill (flour), a crushing mill (grain).

Condition	The windmill is restored
Status	Museum exhibit
Mechanism	Conserved, not restored

The following historical parts of the mechanism have been preserved:
Millstone mechanism:
Crushing system mechanism:


Additional description
Though the mill is open to public, almost the whole mechanism is not original and, upon closer inspection, cannot work. The mill's cap is not able make a full turn, the sails are not long enough to turn the shaft, the hopper can not pour the grain, the grain can not be picked up from the vat, the second pair of millstones is lost, the rams and cams of the horizontal shaft would wear off quickly, the stonecrane would not be able to raise them.

However, despite all this, it is definitely worth visiting the mill, since it really shows the mill gears. Besides, it is the only mill with a combination of two pairs of millstones and a crushing system.