Woluwe-Saint-Lambert Windmill

Le moulin à vent de Woluwe-Saint-Lambert was built around 1767 in Esplechin, near Tournai and nearly vanished due to competition from flour mills. The passion of one man, Doctor Duthoit, saved it. Purchased by the doctor in the 1930’s and carefully restored, the mill went through its second childhoold in Arc-Ainieres, in the province of Hainaut. in 1960, Doctor Duthoit’s widow gave it to the town of Woluwe-Saint-Lambert, where it was subsequently transferred. Twenty years later, another major restoration was needed after a fire, and the mill was rebuilt at its current location.

Location of the Windmill of Woluwe-Saint-Lambert:


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Photos of moulin à vent de Woluwe-Saint-Lambert:

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Horses at the Hof ter Musschen farm

The view of the windmill from the farm

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Frontal shot just underneath

The Woluwe-Saint-Lambert windmill from the back

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Lucky Luke Comic Strip Mural

This 180 square meters Lucky Luke Comic Strip Mural painting was completed by D. Vandegeerde and G. Oreopoulos in 1992. Created by Morris and now with over 70 albums published the Lucky Luke comics is one of the most famous and best selling comic books series in Europe. Few might have noticed but a glimpse of the city of Brussels was added in the mural if you look close enough in the background… In the middle of the desert there is a mirage of one of the famous landmarks in Brussels: The Atomium.

Location of Lucky Luke Comic Strip Mural:


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Photos of Lucky Luke Comic Strip Mural

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Top portion with Lucky Luke and Rantanplan

The 180 square meters mural seen in its entirety from a distance

Bottom portion: The Daltons escaping with the bank money and Jolly Jumper