Koninkrijkszaal
Lochem, NL
Kingdom hall meeting room.
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Replaced an earlier building.
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Modern building without tower.
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Amsterdam, NL
Rectangular, austere building, only recognizable as the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses by the sign on the facade. The building from 1972 has now been completely renovated or completely renovated.
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Nijkerk, NL
Sober modern building without a tower.
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Dedemsvaart, NL
Rather inconspicuous building without a tower.
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Dieren, NL
This was an important interbellum church with a large tower in the Hague Spoorwijk. Especially because of the enormous wooden roof of the interior comparable to various churches by architect AJ Kropholler. Together with the Ned. Hevormde Oranjekerk, also with a large tower, both now disappeared churches determined the skyline of the Spoorwijk.
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