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Kerk, Dorpstraat 120

Heythuysen, Limburg, Netherlands

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Designation
National monument (rijksmonument)
Class
Kerk en kerkonderdeel
Function
Kerk
Category
onroerend gebouwd
Address
Dorpstraat 120, 6093 ED Heythuysen (Leudal 31)
Place
Heythuysen
Municipality
Leudal
Province
Limburg
Country
Netherlands
Coordinates
51.24964, 5.90033
Monument number
22127

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David Rumsey Map Collection, Stanford Libraries

3 historical maps cover this location, the earliest the 1709 map "6. Carte particuliere des environs de Roermonde, Venlo, le Marais de Peel, &c. 1709." (David Rumsey Map Collection, Stanford Libraries).

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The register's description

St. NICOLAASKERK. Laatgotische pseudobasiliek, met westtoren en twee westelijke traveeën uit 1847-XIXd en brede zijbeuken, gebouwd in 1927 ter vervanging van de gotische, die smaller waren. Kort vijfzijdig gesloten koor, XVIa. In koor en middenschip decoratieve gewelfschilderingen, 1507. Communiebank, XVIII; twee biechtstoelen, resp. 1704 en 1773; marmeren doopvont, XIX A; preekstoel, XIX A; kerkbanken, XIX A, tochtportaal, XVIII. Houten beelden: H. Jozef, XVd; calvariegroep, XVI A; H. Lucia, XVII A, crucifix, omstreeks 1700, Madonna, omstreeks 1700, op het kerkhof fragment van een grafsteen, XVII en stenen grafkruisen, 1604-1761.

English translation

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St. NICOLAAS CHURCH. Late Gothic pseudo-basilica, with west tower and two western bays from 1847-mid-19th century and broad side aisles, built in 1927 to replace the Gothic one, which was narrower. Short five-sided closed choir, first half of 16th century. In choir and nave decorative vault paintings, 1507. Communion rail, 18th century; two confessionals, respectively 1704 and 1773; marble font, early 19th century; pulpit, early 19th century; church benches, early 19th century, draught porch, 18th century. Wooden figures: St. Joseph, second half of 15th century; calvary group, 16th century; St. Lucy, first half of 17th century; crucifix, circa 1700; Madonna, circa 1700; in the churchyard fragment of a gravestone, 17th century and stone grave crosses, 1604-1761.

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Other entries of the same register within about three miles of this one, by straight line.

Rijksmonumentenregister data: Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed, released under CC0 1.0. Record text is reproduced unchanged. Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed · CC0 1.0
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