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Dutch Reformed Church (St. Pancras and Joris). Transept and very short, irregularly shaped nave of a 15th century church, the choir foundations of which were excavated in 1943. Flat ceiling. Inventory: pulpit (mid-17th century) and damaged gravestones. Organ with main work and lower positive. Made in 1861 by H. Haffmans in Doetinchem using parts of the old Weidtman organ from 1742. Restored in 1959 by DA Flentrop in Zaandam. In the wall opening of the south facade a clock by Hemony, 1644, diam. 57 cm. The clock comes from the carillon of the Wijnhuistoren in Zutphen and was donated to the church by JH van Heek in 1949.

This church is listed as a National Monument of the Netherlands.

This church is listed as a National Monument of the Netherlands.

St.Nicholas Old-Believers' Church is the only wooden church in Rēzeknes. The present church was built in 1896, although the church was considerably rebuilt in 1906, with a bell tower and three silver and copper bells. The St. Nicholas Prayer House is famous for its three bells. The largest of them weighs 4,832 kg and is the largest call in the Baltic States.

There, probably, used to be a medieval church from the 12th century on the site of the current Saint Olofs Church. The oldest parts of the current building date from the first half of the 13th century. Skanör and the neighboring village of Falsterbo became important trading centers from the 12th until the 16th century. Because of this, the parish became bigger and the church needed to expand: the nave was made double its size and the bell tower was added. All these additions were made in the new Gothic style. Later, a large choir with high Gothic windows was added. These reconstructions were probably only the beginning of a bigger plan, which never was finished.

The city cemetery on the Philipssite (near to the recognizable buildings of the former Philips factories) is the "central" Leuven cemetery, where the administration also sits.

The Stadsbygd church was consecrated in 1842 and replaced the old church which burned down in 1837. The remains of the old church are still visible next to the present church. It was erected in Th. Chr. A. Brochure according to the model drawings of Hans Ditlev Franciscus von Linstow.

The parish church of St. James was started from the east in 1311. The eastern choir was completed in 1322, but the work stopped. The stained glass windows in the choir were made between 1350 and 1400. Construction was resumed in 1373 when the body of the naves was erected and completed in 1436. In the 15th century, the two towers on the side of the choir were also raised. Between 1453 and 1471, the western choir, which was to become the Chapel of the Holy Blood, was built. The church was consecrated in 1485 and in 1522 it was designated for Protestant worship.

Construction of the Stadtkirche St. Marien probably began in 1292. The hall church, consecrated in 1308, was originally purely Gothic, without a transept and with three naves. It was not until 1516 that the church was given a tower. However, the tower had already been demolished in 1530 and replaced by a belfry. In 1913, the 74-metre high bell tower was built on the west side of the church.

The Stadtpfarrkirche is one of the oldest churches in Wels. The church was first mentioned as a chapel in 888. Replaced by a Romanesque basilica in the 13th century, it was transformed into a Gothic church in the 14th century, although Romanesque elements can still be found today. The tower and its onion dome are an 18th-century addition.