- Location : Megalochori
- Type : Pre-industrial building
- Date : 1812
Description : The windmill is now part of a hotel owned by Logothetis. It was built in 1812 and features a relief of Cypress trees and birds made of limestone above the doorway. The windmill served as a vital resource for the inhabitants of the era and is an example of folk architecture and a historical relic.
Bibliography / Comments : An 1812 Index Card mentions the Agkistri village, where Geor. D. Voulgaris had a windmill.
The digitized manuscript can be accessed in the digital repository of the Centre for the Study of Medieval and Modern Hellenism (KEMNE).
- Location : Polemi
- Type : Pre-industrial building
Description : These wells served as reservoirs for rainwater collection and water utilization from surrounding mountains. They were built with limestone in the traditional way, featuring a protective wall (filiatro) around the well's mouth and a terrace around the periphery. Several limestone wells near the church of Agia Varvara in Polemi have been preserved.
- Location : Megalochori Beach - Dragonera
- Type : Pre-industrial unit
Description : Shipyards are the shipbuilding units where wooden boats are launched to undergo a series of repairs (carnage), such as reef cleaning, reef painting, caulking, cleaning the under water part etc. Carnage is derived from the Italian word "carena" and is the part of the ship that remains underwater (bottom), to which shells and seaweed adhere and which must be cleaned. Another term used is "tarsanas" and no doubt they are an important part of the cultural heritage. In Agkistri there is one of the few remaining traditional tarsanas (shipyard), which still offers services, among others, for the storage of boats.
Bibliography/Comments : Δέδες, Α. (2017) Πτυχιακή Διατριβή: «Η ανάπτυξη του θαλάσσιου τουρισμού στο Αγκίστρι.» Χίος: Πανεπιστήμιο του Αιγαίου.
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