Molen Ter Rijst

Title

Molen Ter Rijst

Also Known As

Buysemolen, Buysesmolen, Rijst Molen, Sint-Antelinks

Affiliation

Ninove

Medieval Diocese

Cambrai

Circary

Brabant

History

A corn mill which was in the possession of the Premonstratensian abbey of Ninove. It may have been built by the 13th century, but is first definitively mentioned in 1427. The mill collapsed in 1976, and was rebuilt and restored 2007-09.

Status

Mill

Bibliography

Belgische Molendatabase. “Buysemolen, Buysesmolen, Molen Ter Rijst, Sint-Antelinks (Herzele),” 2024. https://www.molenechos.org/molen.php?nummer=245.

“De molen van Sint-Antelinks gevallen.” De Belgische Molenaar 71 (1976): 220.

Smet, L. “Sint-Antelinks. Molen ter Rijst.” Molenecho’s 3 (1975): 19, 36, 61.

———. “Sint-Antelinks. Molen ter Rijst.” Molenecho’s 4 (1976): 41, 50.

———. “Standaardmolen Ter Rijst.” Molenecho’s 1 (1973): 19.

Souffreau, Georges. Geschiedenis van de Windmolen van de Abdij van Ninove te Sint-Antelinks, genaamd Molen ter Rijst, 1428 - 1798. Woubrechtegem: Georges L. Souffreau, 2003.

———. “Twee monografieën over de te herrijzen Molen Ter Rijst van Sint-Antelinks.” Molenecho’s 31 (2003): 322.

Van Overstraeten, J. “De molens van Melsen en van Sint-Antelinks.” De Autotoerist 12 (1959): 1069.

Image Credit

Molen ter Rijst, 2009. Wikimedia.

Files

Collection

Brabant

Citation

“Molen Ter Rijst,” A Premonstratensian Atlas, accessed October 16, 2026, https://yvonneseale.org/atlas/items/show/916.

Geolocation

Item Relations

This Item DependentOn Item: Ninove