Kerk, Molenstraat 2

English translation

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Description

St. LAMBERT'S CHURCH. West tower, 13th century, with superstructure and crown from 1842. Basilical nave, 14th or 15th century, with bracing arches on pillars with Maas capitals. Choir and north aisle, 15th century. South aisle, over which the nave roof is carried, presumably 16th century. Brick churchyard wall. Three altars with baroque retable of c. 1700. Four sets of choir stalls, 17th century. Rococo communion bench, 18th century. Pulpit, 19th century B. Confessional, 17th century. Marble baptismal font, 19th century A, with copper lid. Wooden figures: large crucifix, 16th century A; small crucifix, 18th century (?); St. Ambrose, 16th century B, two madonnas (17th and 18th centuries); St. Lucia, 17th century; on the choir gates: St. Lambert and St. Joseph, 17th century A; in the altar frontispiece: half-height carved work, depicting God the Father. Terracotta figures: St. Anna with the Virgin Mary, St. Barbara, 17th century. In the sacristy fitted interior with cupboards c. 1700. Organ with Great and Positive, made in 1863 by Pereboom and Leyser.