Hiding Shelter Former Rectory St. Antonius Church Oosterhout
Behind the Former Rectory of St. Antonius Church in Oosterhout is a shelter from the Second World War in the garden. The shelter was built in 1939 at the request of Father van Loon.
The shelter is on private grounds but can be visited on 4 and 5 may, on open monuments days and on 30 october, the day that Oosterhout was liberated in 1944.
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Source
- Text: TracesOfWar
- Photos: Christel Roovers-van der Made
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Fortification
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