Memorial on the 'Wolfswaard'
During World War Two the Wolfswaard Farm/Ferry-house was a base for the local resistance. There were also many people in hiding. After the Battle of Arnhem 68 allied soldiers were taken over the Rhine from here. There's a little plaque to commemorate this:
BUILT 1790 RESTORED 1987
WOLFSWAARD
SHELTER
IN WARTIME
1940 1945
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Source
- Text: Arjan Vrieze
- Photos: Arjan Vrieze
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