Kerk, Kerkplein 3

English translation

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Description

Dutch Reformed Church. Three-aisle brick building dating from 16th century with an older roof truss structure, first half of 14th century, which has been relocated. Transepts and choir with choir ambulatory 15th century. On the crossing of the church a modern roof turret with octagonal spire. Extended sacristy with upper chamber second half of 15th century on the south side. Internally: painted wooden screen, circa 1745, placed to separate the preaching church from the choir, now no longer in its original position. Hardstone base baptismal font first half of 15th century. Pulpit 1779. Lectors' bench and baptismal gate 1779. Pews 1779. Two crowns, each with three shields, third quarter of 17th century. Organ case made in 1557 by H. Niehoff. Within the organ case is a new instrument by the firm Van Vulpen, which falls outside the protection. Various gravestones. Pews around the columns, with front bench first half of 17th century. Wall board with inscription concerning the donation of pulpit etc. 1779. In the choir closure two wooden figures serving as supporting figures under the roof truss. Bell frame with bell by Nicolaas Greve, 1734, diam. 110 cm. In roof turret bell by anonymous founder, 1510, diam. 55 cm.