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Burra rotunda
Ruderi del Castello di Gusaliggio - Val Mozzola
Torre del Boriano - Val Baganza
Nederland - Bussum, Fort Werk IV
Baden, Schlossergäßchen / Locksmiths lane
Tyler's Burgers (1)
Baden, Schloß [:Weikersdorf:] Castle
Baden, Schloß [:Weikersdorf:] Castle
Town Hall
Tobacco drying fence
Baden, Leopoldsbad / Leopold's Bath
Baden, St. Anna Mühle / St. Anna Mill
620A3724
Montauroux ...
River Manifold and Saint Bertram's Bridge
Ilam Hall
Ilam Primary School
Ilam- Alpine Cottage
Ilam Church from Ilam Hall
Ilam Church from Ilam Hall
Baden, Orangerie & Rosarium / Orangery & Rosarium
State school
620A3854
Cordóba Mosque-Cathedral wall
the "new" Forest Grove....
Castello di Golaso - Val Ceno
Fortezza di Bardi - Val Ceno
Fortezza di Bardi - Val Ceno
Castello di Golaso - Val Ceno
Castello di Golaso - Val Ceno
Castello di Golaso - Val Ceno
Ruderi del Castello di Gusaliggio - Val Mozzola
Nederland - Naarden, stadhuis
252 Lane Street
Voisthalerhütte, Alt & neu / Old & new
Voisthalerhütte, Alt & neu / Old & new
Voisthalerhütte, Alt & neu / Old & new
Voisthalerhütte, Alt & neu / Old & new
From The Series Within/Without
Portland Hotel detail
four in a row
Spiral
Zebra im Dom ? / Zebra in the cathedral ?
Bourtzi Castle from the Napflion Waterfront, June…
Bourtzi Castle from the Napflion Waterfront, June…
Bourtzi Castle from the Napflion Waterfront, June…
Bourtzi Castle from the Napflion Waterfront, June…
Bourtzi Castle from the Napflion Waterfront, June…
Bourtzi Castle from the Napflion Waterfront, June…
Construction
Wien, Rathaus / Vienna, Town Hall
Wien, Rathaus / Vienna, Town Hall
Wien, Burgtheater / Vienna, Castle Theatre
Nederland - Rijssen, Grote- of Schildkerk
Wien, Volksgarten / Vienna, People's Garden
Wien / Vienna, Ballhausplatz
Wien / Vienna, Ballhausplatz
Nederland - Wekeromse Zand, IJzertijd boerderij
County Constabulary
Saint Saviour's former public library - London SE1…
Great Guildford Street - Southwark Street junction…
Great Guildford Street, from Southwark Street - Lo…
Wien, Minoritenkirche / Vienna, Minorite Church
Wien, Michaeler-Kuppel / Vienna, Michael's Dome
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" A la découverte du BENELUX // Die BENELUX - Länder entdecken"
" A la découverte du BENELUX // Die BENELUX - Länder entdecken"
Châteaux de ce monde / Castles around the world / Castillos del mundo
Châteaux de ce monde / Castles around the world / Castillos del mundo
Horloges de villes et villages / Town and village's clocks.
Horloges de villes et villages / Town and village's clocks.
Fenêtres, portes et façades / Windows, doors and façades.
Fenêtres, portes et façades / Windows, doors and façades.
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Nederland - Nederhorst den Berg, Kasteel Nederhorst
In the 13th century, Kasteel Nederhorst (Castle Nederhorst) was no more than a simple moated tower. These structures were usually not intended for permanent residence but were purely defensive. As with many other of these donjons, a residential wing was added later, after which the complex grew into a castle.
The castle - formerly known as Horst op de Berg - was founded around the year of 1260. From 1301 to 1560 the castle was owned by the Van der Horst family. Another important owner was Godard van Reede. He undertook many activities, such as having the Reevaart canal dug, which enabled visitors to reach the castle by boat. He also gave the castle its present appearance around 1635.The house acquired the character of a country estate. In winter, the elite lived in the city, but in summer they moved to the country estates.
Nederhorst remained a country estate with some grandeur until the Napoleonic era. It then came into the possession of the Freule De Warin, who lived at Nederhorst during the summer for most of the 19th century. In the early 20th century Kasteel Nederhorst came into the possession of the Van Lynden family. After a renovation, the castle became suitable for permanent residence.
After the World War II the house was neglected, fell into disrepair and was finally uninhabitable. In 1959, the building in this dilapidated state was bought by Jan Lourens Jonker. He restored the castle to its former glory. On 10 January 1971, when the restoration of the castle was practically finished, a big fire broke out. With the help of additional funding by state, provincial and local governments, renovation could start again and was completed in 1973.
Today the Kasteel Nederhorst hosts a private company. The park and the driveway (with a wrought iron entrance gate from 1730 between stone pillars in Louis XIV style) are free accessible.
The castle - formerly known as Horst op de Berg - was founded around the year of 1260. From 1301 to 1560 the castle was owned by the Van der Horst family. Another important owner was Godard van Reede. He undertook many activities, such as having the Reevaart canal dug, which enabled visitors to reach the castle by boat. He also gave the castle its present appearance around 1635.The house acquired the character of a country estate. In winter, the elite lived in the city, but in summer they moved to the country estates.
Nederhorst remained a country estate with some grandeur until the Napoleonic era. It then came into the possession of the Freule De Warin, who lived at Nederhorst during the summer for most of the 19th century. In the early 20th century Kasteel Nederhorst came into the possession of the Van Lynden family. After a renovation, the castle became suitable for permanent residence.
After the World War II the house was neglected, fell into disrepair and was finally uninhabitable. In 1959, the building in this dilapidated state was bought by Jan Lourens Jonker. He restored the castle to its former glory. On 10 January 1971, when the restoration of the castle was practically finished, a big fire broke out. With the help of additional funding by state, provincial and local governments, renovation could start again and was completed in 1973.
Today the Kasteel Nederhorst hosts a private company. The park and the driveway (with a wrought iron entrance gate from 1730 between stone pillars in Louis XIV style) are free accessible.
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HFF, enjoy the weekend. Herb
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Your photos capture its varied charms and proud stature. A delight, really.
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intersting, how it "survives" in the water....
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