Nuth, NL

St.-Bavokerk

Roman Catholic Church. Nave with west tower from 1763 in the style of the Aachen architect Laurensz Mefferdatis; transept; choir and side aisles modern. Baptismal font ca. 1200, two gentlemen's pews in Louis XV style and two 19th century. Limestone holy water (18th century). Gravestone, 1697. In the churchyard thirteen stone grave crosses, 1624-1746. Single-manual organ (national monument), made in 1763, possibly by H. Möseler. The organ was internally renovated in 1980 by L. Verschueren (Heythuysen).

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Heilige Dionysius

Roman Catholic Church. Tower, 12th and later; three-aisled nave, 12th-15th; transepts of the choir 1910. In the churchyard: bluestone refectory, 15th, with coat of arms of Eynatten; stone grave crosses, 1613, 1687, 1682/93 and 1737.

Kleine St. Janskerk

The Sint-Janskerk is a small parish church in the centre of Hoensbroek , municipality of Heerlen . It is located in a small park between the Juliana-Bernhardlaan (formerly Heerbaan), the Hoofdstraat (until 1921 called Dorpsstraat) and the Markt. To distinguish them from the large Johannes Evangelistkerk on the other side , both churches are called respectively the small and the large Sint-Jan.

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