Heilige Cyriacus
Modern hall church, covered by lean-to roofs, with freestanding bell tower. Typical in the renewal of Roman Catholic church construction in the 1960s.
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Grote of Sint Cyriacuskerk
The current tower was built in the 15th and 16th century, before that there was a tower in the church building. The current tower has always served in previous centuries as a storage place for the fire brigade's hoses, which could be hung up nicely high in the tower to dry
Heilige Cyriacus
Important interbellum church. Built to replace a church from 1866. Three-aisled basilica church in traditionalist forms. Squat, low front tower, covered by a constricted spire. Stylistically influenced by the native Romanesque and early Gothic architecture. Part of the inventory (including choir windows) comes from the previous church.
Het Kruispunt
Nice modern church with tower, built as Reformed Church (Liberated). Later it was named "Het Kruispunt". Expansion 1991. After the merger in 2023 NGK.
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