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Characteristic Stuytkerk with tower replacing the predecessor built by Cuypers .

This church replaced a temporary emergency church. In that emergency church, the Gebr. Muller from Reifferscheid built an organ that was moved to the new church when it was put into use in 1892. It was not until 1905/1906 that the Gebr. Franssen from Roermond built a new organ in the new church. Over the years, some changes have been made to this organ. After the restoration of the church in 1996, it was decided to restore the organ as well. Adema's church organ building in Hillegom carried out that restoration. And on Sunday 15 May 2011, the restored Franssen organ was festively put into use.

Reconstruction church without tower. Roman Catholic church from 1959, co-founded and in use as a Roman Catholic tourist church. This is one of the two Roman Catholic churches on Schouwen-Duiveland; the other is in Zierikzee. The parish is called Damiaan.

Beautiful large neo-Gothic church with high tower of 75 m - the highest still existing church tower from the oeuvre of architect Caspar Franssen (1860-1932). Main work of this architect. "Cathedral of the Peel".

Church built in 1854. After fire by lightning restored in 1885. Dilapidated in the mid-1930s. In 1940 a new church was built next to this one according to plans by architect Sluijmer. After the new church was put into use, the old church from 1854 was demolished.

Small neo-church with tower, in neo-Romanesque forms.

The church of Onze Lieve Vrouw Presentatie (Our Lady Presentation) is a Roman Catholic Church built 1844-1846. It is listed as a National Monument of the Netherlands.

Important modern church with tower. Also known as an outside church, pilgrimage church. On the site of the predecessor from 1843 that was destroyed in 1944 during the Second World War. After the war, an emergency church on the Kloosterlaan was used until the construction of this church in 1962. Behind the church is the procession park . This church is listed as a National Monument of the Netherlands.

Replaced a church destroyed in the 1945 flood . Nice reconstruction church. Square central building, covered by a tented roof with a roof turret.

New Roman Catholic parish church in Rotterdam-West, dedicated to St. Willibrord, built in the 1920s. Large cruciform church on a centralising floor plan with a low (pseudo) transept and a high tower to the side, to the left of the front facade. The nave is covered by a parabolic vault of reinforced concrete. Chancel with a stepped (narrowing) niche behind the altar, also in a parabolic shape, and indirect light. Important work from the oeuvre of the architects Buskens and Thunnissen, based on the concept of the people's church (unobstructed view of the altar from the entire nave). Sober expressionist forms, with references here and there to the Gothic style (including a window in the front facade).