Built as a Reformed Church. Characteristic Nautakerk. Church with a cross-shaped floor plan and an extended entrance portal, built in 1926. A small bell tower on the crossing. Windows with colored glass from the construction period. Striking round window in the front facade. Inventory largely intact, but repainted in light colors.
St. Annaparochie is particularly known because of the marriage of Saskia van Uylenburgh and Rembrandt van Rijn that took place in the area. It did not happen in this church building, but in its predecessor. The Local Commission that manages the church preserves the memory of this special marriage.
Modern Roman Catholic church without a tower.
Neo-church without tower. New front facade in 1950.
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