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Saint-Martin

The Saint-Martin, also known as the Martin Memorial, is a church in Weert . The building is one of the few church hall in the southern Netherlands . The church is in use for the Roman Catholic worship and dedicated to St. Martin . The building is among the top 100 most important monuments in the Netherlands .Already reported a source already in 1056 a church in Weert, the first construction phase of the current building is not finished until 1456 . Then arises because the remaining choir in the Gothic style. After the construction of the choir, the old church in use. Or the old church was connected with the new part is not known. The old ship disappears around 1500 to make way for the present nave ship that took the form of a Gothic hall church. This is 1512 again into use.

Municipal Jacob van Horne

This museum is housed in the old town hall in the Old Market, in the middle of the center. The museum displays a collection of religious art. The museum is located in this building since 1982.

The municipal Tiendschuur

The museum is housed in the barn where the 18th century, the tax in kind, which had to be paid to the lords of Horne, was recorded. The museum can be a good idea of ​​the history of Weert.

St. Anna

St. Anna is a flour mill in the Keenterstraat Weert-Keent in the same municipality in the Dutch province of Limburg .The mill was in 1911 built for the local farmers, who until then were obliged grain at much greater distances to grind. During construction we used parts from the Clercx Mill, which was demolished. When the mill was sold in 1924, there was a suction gas engine with no wind present to grinding. The mill is equipped with Dekker in 1931, streamlined wings to increase efficiency. The mill was at that time named for St. Anne (and actually go to the miller's wife Kim, who was called Anna). In the 40s it was fled with the system Bussel.

St. Oda

St. Oda is a flour mill on the Suffolkweg in the Dutch city of Weert . It is a circular brick mill calls from 1883 . The mill was named after the local saint St Oda.The mill has on a professional basis in 2002, rye and buckwheat ground. Then it was again stopped and the mill company sold. In 2008 the St. Oda for the first time since 2002 turned back.St. Oda has two torque millstones : a couple rocks and a pair 17der art 17der blue stones.

Wilhelmus Hubert

Wilhelmus Hubert was a flour mill on the Hushoverweg 30 in the Dutch city of Weert . It is a circular brick mill calls from 1904 . The mill replaced an earlier mill , as a result of lightning had burned.The mill has ground for World War II. In the fifties, there is new equipment installed. In 1961 / 2 is the restored mill. Since 1996, the Wilhelmus Hubert owned by an artist, who several years later rebuilt into a gallery and home. The ongoing work is still there.

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