Kerk Breede
The church houses intact seventeenth-century furnishings arranged in a nineteenth-century layout, including a pew for the Sickinge family dating from 1653 and a pulpit from 1853.
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The church was built at the end of the thirteenth century. In 1849, the exterior was plastered; the interior was also redesigned at that time. The ridge turret on the church, built around 1700, houses a bell cast in 1615 by Hans Falck of Nuremberg. The organ was originally a domestic organ belonging to Petrus van Oeckelen; in 1849, it was converted into a church organ by the same organ builder. A number of concerts are held each year, organised by the concert committee of the kerk Breede. The little church is also available for hire for private use.
Opening hours
- The church is closed to the public until early May 2019 (subject to change).