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Windmill turns again at Van Hage Great Amwell
Blue Diamond restore famous landmark and re-launch the centre

Blue Diamond have re-launched Van Hage Great Amwell this weekend, an event that centred around the restoration of the famous Van Hage windmill.

 

For over 65 years the Windmill has been part of the Van Hage family, becoming a greatly loved icon. First built in 1958, the windmill has stood the test of time, including the journey in 1972 from its original location at Broxbourne to its current home on the front lawn at Great Amwell garden centre. 

 

Alan Roper, Managing Director of Blue Diamond Garden Centres said: "I have long admired the inspiration and achievement of Van Hage and never imaged that one day, Blue Diamond would be the proud owner. One of my fondest memories of Van Hage is the windmill, which had fallen into disrepair, preserving this landmark of the history and brand is important to us, where we can all enjoy for years to come."

 

The windmill was unveiled by local Mayor Cllr Thomas Day along with Jacqueline, John and William Van Hage and started again for the first time in 2 years at the Grand Re-Opening on Saturday 20th May 2023.

 

Watch a video of the opening and the starting of the windmill at: https://www.facebook.com/vanhagegardencentre/videos/120239687730152/

 

See photos from the event in the gallery below.

 

 

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