Dorpskerk
The Dorpskerk in Abcoude is a historic village church dating from the 14th century. It is listed as a National Monument of the Netherlands. It is currently used as a place of worship by the Protestant Church.
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H.H. Cosmas en Damianus
The church of SS Cosmas and Damianus was built between 1887-88 by architect A. Tepe. It has a three-aisled neo-Gothic cruciform nave with a west tower and polygonal closed transept arms. It is listed as a National Monument of the Netherlands.
Postwijckkerk
Simple hall church without tower with added parsonage, originally built around 1860. In 1893 the current parsonage was built, the old one serves as a consistory room. The church was built in the former orchard next to the Postwijck country estate, at the time inhabited by a sympathizer of the Secession and later the Doleantie.
De Drie Stromen
Originally built as a Roman Catholic Church of the Roman Catholic Parish "De Graankorrel". From the beginning, however, it has also been used ecumenically.
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