Heilige Pancratius
The Sint Pancratius Church was designed by architect JHH van Groenendael and built in 1924. The style is sober Neo-Gothic.
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Heilige Willibrordus
Three-aisled neo-Romanesque cruciform basilica with west tower. Typical of C. Franssen's oeuvre, in this case built under slight influence of late Romanesque architecture in the German Rhineland. The interior has plastered rib vaults. Some stained glass windows in the left wall of the nave are (presumably) from the previous church. The church was expanded in 1935 with two side aisles by J. Franssen.
H.H. Antonius en Brigida
This church is listed as a National Monument of the Netherlands.
Koninkrijkszaal
Jehovah's Witnesses church
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