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Koninkrijkszaal

Brunssum, NL

Kingdom Hall from (probably) the 1990s.

Rectangular, austere building, only recognizable as the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses by the sign on the facade. The building from 1972 has now been completely renovated or completely renovated.

Koninkrijkszaal

Sittard, NL

Kingdom hall

Koninkrijkszaal

Delft, NL

Jehovah's Witnesses church

Koninkrijkszaal

Amsterdam, NL

Modern, sober church hall without tower, in Amsterdam-West (Slotermeer).

Koninkrijkszaal

Heerenveen, NL

Kingdom hall meeting room.

Koninkrijkszaal

Hengelo, NL

Kingdom hall meeting room.

Koninkrijkszaal

Lemmer, NL

Kingdom hall meeting room.

Koninkrijkszaal

Emmeloord, NL

The building at Cantineweg 6 is gone. This building at Wilgenlaan is now the Kingdom Hall.

Koninkrijkszaal

Purmerend, NL

These Kingdom Halls, of which there are dozens in the Netherlands, are never indicated with a + as church buildings on the (excellent) floor plans.

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