St. Willibrorduskerk

Reformed Church (St. Remigius). Late Gothic pseudo-basilica with three-aisled nave and western tower. The first two tower sections 14th (?), nave 15th B or 16th A, choir 1440. In 1783 the stone vaults were demolished and the nave and aisles were covered by a roof. The wooden frames in the windows date from 1836. Spire 1783. Clock, cast in 1635 by Henrick ter Horst. Organ with main work and positif, built around 1780, probably by JJ Mitterreither. Purchased in 1971 from the Amsterdam Reformed Church. Restored that year and extended with a free pedal by KB Blank & Zoon. Mechanical tower clock Hms Braakman, Brummen, with inscription: HMS BRAAKMAN BRUMME FECIT 1851 NR. 3.

Reformed CHURCH (St. Remigius). Late Gothic pseudo-basilica with three-sided closed choir, nave and aisles under one roof and built-in, very monumental tower with string courses and traceried niches. The church is completely covered with cross-ribbed vaults and has pillars between the aisles and the nave. North of the choir the sacristy. Choir ca. 1400, nave and tower XV. Restorations in 1839 and 1955-1960. In the choir frescoes: apostle figures (XV A) and against the eastern wall of the northern aisle: Epiphany and two saints (XVb?). Conserved 1930. Inventory: pulpit (XVII), 21 copper wall chandeliers (XVII). Two-manual mechanical organ with originally an attached pedal, made by J. Proper (Kampen) in 1895. Restored in 1977 by the Hendriksen & Reitsma company. On that occasion extended with a free pedal that is not protected. Bell frame with the sound of two bells, one of which is from an anonymous founder, 1446, diam. 104 cm. and one of P. van Trier, 1612, diam. 138 cm. Mechanical tower clock, has been decommissioned.

Hall church without tower.