Remains Sint Martinuschurch Gennep
At the Torenstraat in Gennep are the remains of the Sint Martinuschurch, which was partly destroyed in World War II.
Text on the information board:
CHURCH TOWER
REMNANT OF THE ANCIENT SAINT MARTINUS CHURCH. IN
1944 / 1945 DESTROYED BY WAR ACTS.
THE OLDEST TRACKS OF A CHURCH BUILDING ON THIS PLACE
DATES TO THE EIGHTH CENTURY.
THE STILL EXISTING PORTAL TOWER DATES TO 1869.
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Source
- Text: TracesOfWar.com
- Photos: Arjan Vrieze (1, 2), Peter Schipper (3, 4)
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