Mennonite Church. Simple three-sided closed hall church with a tower above the front facade, built in 1863. The church contains a cabinet organ built by D. Onderhorst (Amsterdam) around 1860 with pipes and a wind chest by J. Duyschot from around 1700. The organ was previously in Huizinge and was placed in this church in 1863. This church is listed as a National Monument of the Netherlands.
This 15th century brick cross church is one of the finest examples of late Gothic church building in Groningen. Tufa stone can occasionally be seen in the walls, most likely part of the old Romanesque church.
Characteristic, large, Reformed church building with tower. Expansion in 1924. This church is now called Hoeksteenkerk and is one of the two church buildings of the Protestant Community of Middelstum (PKN) (the other church building is the historic Hippolytus ChurchThis church is listed as a National Monument of the Netherlands.
Opposite the Ewsum lock in Middelstum lies Toornwerd. Formerly a church village, it is now a hamlet. The mound where Toornwerd lay was excavated at the beginning of the 19th century.
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