Onze Lieve Vrouw Geboorte
The Roman Catholic Church "Maria Geboorte" in Dronrijp was built in 1839, designed by architect A. van der Moer in the Water Board style; the contractor was PJ de Wal from Leeuwarden.
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Salviuskerk (d' Alde Wite)
The Salvius Church (D`Alde Wite or also D'Olde Wite) stands out because of the separate tower and the large church building. The first church dated from the 11th century. After a number of intermediate phases, the current building reached its size in 1544. The restoration began in 1997. On 8 June 2002, the church was put back into use. The church has since become the Protestant church of Dronrijp. (49-03/57-07).
Stevenskerk
The church, which was demolished in 1877, probably dated from the 12th century. However, by 1877 the church had become so dilapidated that the church council had it demolished and a new church with a tower built on its site.
Regina Church
The Reginakerk in Zweins was built in 1783 to replace a medieval church of monastic origin dedicated to Regina. The pulpit and arches date from the eighteenth century. The organ dates from 1875.
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