Emmaüskerk
Reconstruction church with roof turret and freestanding metal bell tower. Built to replace the Gasthuiskerk, which became Reformed (Liberated). Expansion in 1967 and 1977. Restored in 1997.
Other nearby buildings
Synagogue in Hattem
The synagogue in Hattem was consecrated in the year 1873. The front façade of the building is adorned with a cornice, pointed arched windows and Neo-Gothic ornamental details. The independent Jewish community of Hattem ceased to exist in 1954. The former synagogue has since been redeveloped as an office and business premise. The Stichting Hattemse Stadkern supports the plans of both the restoration of the building and its reuse as a cultural center.
Ontmoetingskerk
Modern church with small tower.
Gereformeerde Kerk (Vrijgemaakt)
Built as a Reformed Church. Monumental large church building without a tower.
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