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Nederland - ’s-Graveland, Trompenburgh


The history of the estates in ‘s-Graveland dates back to the year of 1625 (during the Dutch Golden Age). In that year wealthy Amsterdam merchants did get permission to cultivate an area west of Hilversum The sandy soil was excavated and transported by boat to Amsterdam, where it was used for the expansion of the city. On the way back, the ships took manure and rubbish with them to enrich the infertile soil of 's-Graveland. Initially farms were founded on the lots and leased to farmers. Later several estates were created with country houses with park-like gardens.
Two of the plots came into the hands of “Jan van Hellemond”, a very wealthy husband of “Margaret van Raephorst”. In 1654 the couple built a luxurious country estate called De Hooge Dreuvik. After Jan's death (1665) Margaret inherited the estate. Two years later she married with Cornelis Tromp - famous Dutch admiral - who became the owner of the estate. But the manor - like many others in ‘s-Graveland - were looted and burned by the French during the Dutch War in 1672.
The country house was rebuilt from 1675 to 1684 by Tromp, who called it Sillisburgh, after one of his titles. Around 1720 “Jacob Roeters” came into possession of the estate and renamed it Trompenburgh. The house is almost entirely surrounded by water and was built to resemble a ship, even with decks and railings.
Of the many manors in 's-Graveland Trompenburgh is the most elegant.
Nowadays Trompenburgh is owned by Stichting Monumenten Bezit, a Dutch foundation acting as a national management organisation for monuments and/or buildings of cultural and historical value. The estate is not open for visitors.
Two of the plots came into the hands of “Jan van Hellemond”, a very wealthy husband of “Margaret van Raephorst”. In 1654 the couple built a luxurious country estate called De Hooge Dreuvik. After Jan's death (1665) Margaret inherited the estate. Two years later she married with Cornelis Tromp - famous Dutch admiral - who became the owner of the estate. But the manor - like many others in ‘s-Graveland - were looted and burned by the French during the Dutch War in 1672.
The country house was rebuilt from 1675 to 1684 by Tromp, who called it Sillisburgh, after one of his titles. Around 1720 “Jacob Roeters” came into possession of the estate and renamed it Trompenburgh. The house is almost entirely surrounded by water and was built to resemble a ship, even with decks and railings.
Of the many manors in 's-Graveland Trompenburgh is the most elegant.
Nowadays Trompenburgh is owned by Stichting Monumenten Bezit, a Dutch foundation acting as a national management organisation for monuments and/or buildings of cultural and historical value. The estate is not open for visitors.
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All beautiful
HFF.
Stay safe and healthy.:)
HFF Jaap
What a historic gem of a building!
Enjoy your weekend and stay healthy
Interesting History
HFF - Bleib gesund und stark für die kommenden Wochen.
HFF and wish you a good weekend.
HFF, have a great, safe weekend.
Bonne fin de semaine, Jaap
Many thanks for shown, Jaap
Have a nice weekend!
HFF and have a nice weekend, Jaap!
Stay safe and healthy!
Best wishes
Füsun
◦•●◉✿ Have a great weekend✿◉●•◦
HFF, stay well and have a great weekend
My favourite from the PiPs is the wide view in the third one. Just splendid. Lovely work Jaap and an interesting narrative too.
HFF to you. Have an enjoyable weekend, but stay safe!
HFF!! Have a good week and stay safe.
HFF!
HFF, Jaap. Ich wünsche ein gesundes Wochenende.
Have a nice weekend!
HFF have a great weekend.
Ps excellent Pip's
HFF and a good weekend
A very nice picture, which I like very much
Fantastic colours and reflections!!
Best Wishes, a nice weekend, and stay safe!!
Peter
Have a nice week end, Jaap, and stay safe.
Bleib gesund!
HFF und ein schönes Wochenende! Bleib gesund!
Buen fin de semana.
Blijf gezond Jaap.
Have a nice weekend and stay safe!!!
Erich
Passez un bon dimanche, Jaap ! HFF tardif !
Why would it not be open to the public as it belongs to a foundation to preserve it.
Great history information.
ciao, Silvy
Jaap van 't Veen clubhas replied to Tacheles
Superb picture.
Thank you for the note Jaap.
There is something magical about PIPS...!
Best wishes and nice weekend, Jaap.
Stay safe!
All the best, Doug
Nog precies geüpload toen het nog kon, lijkt me.
Heerlijk nog wat blaadjes aan de bomen, en het frappante is, dat ik meestal een klein beetje aan de rechter kant ga staan om dus van rechts naar links te fotograferen... Vraag me nu niet waarom, maar vanaf daar dacht ik altijd het meeste zicht te hebben. Maar zo is het ook prachtig!
Ik vermoed dat jij iets meer groothoek op je toestel hebt, dat dan weer wel...
Groet, Christien.
Jaap van 't Veen clubhas replied to Chris10 club
Overigens daar op bezoek geweest naar aanleiding van een van jouw foto's een paar weken/maanden geleden.
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