Day 10 – Cole Nichols

Today we visited the town of Delft. It was by far my most favorite day. I really enjoyed seeing the windmills and country side of the Netherlands. As far as architecture goes this town blew me away. The church was unbelievably tall. Wrapping it up I stopped by and got some amazing truffle cheese to [...]

Dominic fisher Day 10 5.20.25

Today we got a tour of the medieval town of delft. This marks our 4th place visited in the Netherlands. It’s interesting to be able to observe and be apart of Dutch cultures of these towns. They all are slightly different in regard to overall history and culture and function of the town which is [...]

May 20th – Mercator Bell

The windmills of Kinderdijk highlighted the intelligence of early engineering. The windmills are a remarkable example of how people used technology to manage water and transform uninhabitable land into fertile farmland. It was nice to see how these historic structures that stand as symbols of Dutch engineering.

5/20/2025 – Maddie Little

This was one of my favorite days the whole trip/in the Netherlands. Our tour guide was awesome and he had great information to share with the group in Delft and in Kinderdijk. I loved learning about the different types of wind mills and what they are used for. Seeing all of them in person was [...]

Day 10, May 20 – Dennis Browning

Delft is a beautiful city. It seems like it may have been the most important trading center in the world about 300 years ago, but now it’s resigned itself to be a beautiful city for tourism and dealing in Dutch pottery, which is aptly named “Delftware”. Climbing the tower of the “New Church” in Delft [...]

11/20/2025 – David Gwinn

today we visited the city of delft. We walked around and learned some of the history for delft and how it impacted the Netherlands. Some of use decided to make the climb up a lot of steps to get to the top of a tall church. Afterwards we went to see the ancient windmills of [...]

Tuesday May 20th 2025

Today we went on a tour to see some of the huge windmills. While quite popular today in non-renewable circles, they have been around for some time and the Dutch have made that clear.

Tuesday May 20 – Colin Broderick

Today we took a charter bus to the city of Delft where we got a private tour of the different churches and the canals throughout the city. After we got back on the bus and had the opportunity to walk around the Kinderdijk windmills. The windmills were fantastic and I noticed a date on one [...]

Delft and Windmills 5/20 Henning Chu

today we visited the town of Delft, and saw historical Dutch windmills. The historical trading status of Delft made the city important as it was the main hub that goods flower through in Europe. The routes created trying to establish and maintain trade help shape the Dutch empire for better or for worse.