Kerk, Kerksingel 1

English translation

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Description

Ned.Herv.Church. Hall church built in 1732 by D. van Stolk with round-arch windows within niches, brick pilaster strips and a wooden cornice. On the high, surrounding hipped roof on the east side a wooden domed turret. Wooden barrel vault with tie-beams on corbels and wall piers. The inventory includes: an oak pulpit, late 17th century, with copper lectern; carved gentleman's bench with canopy in Louis XIV forms; three carved and polychromed funeral boards, 18th century; two large text boards, with fluted pilasters and broken pediments, circa 1700 (inscriptions overpainted in modern times); two simple text boards, 18th century; carved organ case in Louis XVI forms on gallery, which is supported by two fluted wooden columns; seven copper crowns, probably 17th century; a number of copper wall brackets, 17th century; 17th century baptismal gate, now placed under the tower; a number of gravestones from the 17th and 18th century. Hard stone, gothic baptismal font. Bell frame with bell by W. Wegewaert, 1594, diam. 121.3 cm. Mechanical wrought-iron tower clock, circa 1600, electrically wound.