Watch Tower Fortification Vossenberg
Anyone standing next to the 22-meter-high Belfort is on historic ground. Over 75 years ago on this swampy ground soldiers fought for the freedom of all of the Netherlands. This is still clearly visible in the six bunkers next to the tower, also called casemates, and part of the Peelraamstelling. Inside the tower are information boards that tell about the situation before and during World War II.
Do you have more information about this location? Inform us!
Source
- Text: Stichting Dorpsoverleg Meijel
- Photos: Joost Verheijden (1, 2, 3), Martin Damen (4)
Nearby
Museum
Point of interest
- Cycling route Death Valley De Peel - Toothless resilient (Eeuwig Leven) (#23) - Asten
- Cycling route Death Valley De Peel - Peel-Raamstelling (De Vossenberg) (#17) - Meijel
- Saint Anthony Chapel Meijel - Meijel
Monument
- Liberation Route Marker 225 - Meijel
- War Memorial Neerkant - Neerkant
- War memorial Neerkant - Neerkant
Cemetery
- Dutch War Graves Roman Catholic Cemetery Helenaveen - Helenaveen
- Dutch War Graves Grashoek - Grashoek
- Dutch War Grave R.C. Cemetery Liessel - Liessel
Remembrance Stone
- Stolperstein Leveroyseweg 1 - Heythuysen
- Stumbling Stone Kloosterstraat 5 - Heythuysen
- Stumbling Stones Dorpsstraat 77 - Heythuysen
Fortification
- Peel-Raamstelling - B-Casemate nr.10 - Meijel
- Peel-Raamstelling - S-Casemate nr. 2 - Meijel
- Peel-Raamstelling - G-Casemate nr. 3 - Meijel
Crash site
Looking for reliable information or news facts about WW2? Do you want to create your own battlefield tour to sights of wars from the past? Or are you interested in war medals and their recipients? TracesOfWar.com tells you more!
More information
© STIWOT, 1999-2024. All rights reserved. Privacy statement, cookies, disclaimer and copyright