Hummelo, NL

Protestantse Kerk

Dutch Reformed Church. Neo-Gothic hall church with pointed arch windows and square, brick tower, on which octagonal lantern. The church, built in 1838, has a portal with pilasters and entablature, original doors and fanlight against the front facade. On the site a cast iron village pump from the third quarter of the 19th century, which is owned by the Municipality of Hummelo and Keppel. Single manual organ, made in 1883 by E. Leichel in a mid-19th century case that was extended on both sides. Mechanical tower clock Van Bergen, Heiligerlee, 1901, later equipped with electric winding.

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Heilige Willibrordus

The Heilige Willibrordus church is a Roman Catholic temple dating from 1936. It was built according to the designs of HCM van Beers in traditionalist forms and influenced by the Delft School.

Georgiuskerk

The church was first mentioned in the 11th century. Before that, there must have been a wooden building. The tower is 11th century, the nave Gothic (ca. 1400) and the choir 100 years younger. The church became famous for its tapestries, which were knotted by the Drempt neighbourhoods in the sixties to improve the acoustics. Those problems with the resonance arose after a renovation of the church. (Source: 10 jaar Kerkenpad, Gé Verheul)

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