Rijksmonumentenregister · Netherlands
Kerk, Plein 1
Zoelmond, Gelderland, Netherlands
The record
- Designation
- National monument (rijksmonument)
- Class
- Kerk en kerkonderdeel
- Function
- Kerk
- Category
- onroerend gebouwd
- Address
- Plein 1, 4111 KV Zoelmond (Buren 25)
- Place
- Zoelmond
- Municipality
- Buren
- Province
- Gelderland
- Country
- Netherlands
- Coordinates
- 51.94244, 5.31084
- Monument number
- 11455
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David Rumsey Map Collection, Stanford LibrariesUniversity Library, Vrije Universiteit AmsterdamDavid Rumsey Map Collection, Stanford LibrariesDavid Rumsey Map Collection, Stanford LibrariesDavid Rumsey Map Collection, Stanford Libraries
5 historical maps cover this location, the earliest the 1637 map "The Bishoprick of Ultraiectum. Ultraiectum Dominium" (David Rumsey Map Collection, Stanford Libraries).
This monument in the Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed's register ↗
The register's description
Omschrijving
Herv. kerk (St. Jan Evangelist). Mooie, laatgotische toren van drie bakstenen geledingen met ingesnoerde naaldspits. Sobere nissenarchitectuur; tegen de bovenverdieping overhoekse steunbeertjes. Traptoren tegen de zuidgevel. Pseudobasilicaal schip met zuilen en houten tongewelven (XVI), lager, 5/8 gesloten koor (XVa ?), beide gepleisterd. Inventaris: twee altaarstenen, koperen doopbekkenhouder (XVII) gebodenbord (XVII A), kaarsenkroon (1780). Orgel met Hoofdwerk, Nevenwerk en een vrij Pedaal, in 1877 gemaakt door C.G.F. Witte. De bijbehorende orgelkas is verdwenen.
English translation
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Description
Reformed church (St. John the Evangelist). Fine, late-Gothic tower of three brick storeys with tapered spire. Austere niche architecture; against the upper storey diagonal buttresses. Stair tower against the south gable. Pseudo-basilical nave with columns and wooden barrel vaults (XVI), lower, 5/8 closed choir (XVa ?), both plastered. Inventory: two altar stones, brass font-base holder (XVII), commandments board (XVII A), candle crown (1780). Organ with Great, Positive and separate Pedal, made in 1877 by C.G.F. Witte. The associated organ case has disappeared.
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