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The reformed church
is a three-aisled
cruciform hall-church in Gothic style. The oldest part is the tower,
most of which dates from the 14th century. That same century a chapel
was replaced by a pseudo-basilical church. Most of its current
appearance dates from after 1540, when the side-aisles were enlarged
and the church was transformed into a hall-church. |
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The Gasthuiskapel (hospital chapel) dates from the 15th century and served as Walloon church between 1725 and 1822. |
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The Eben Haëzerkerk was built in
1888 for the calvinist Gereformeerden denomination. In 1975 it was
taken over by the reformed, after which several changes were made to
the front of the church. |
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The reformed church of Hagestein has a Romanesque tower from the 13th century. The original church was destroyed in 1600. The current church in simple neo-Classical style dates from 1829-1830. |
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