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Ingang van de Kapel van St. Bartholomeus.
De kapel van St. Bartholomeus
dinsdag 19 november 2021
De eerste documenten die spreken over het bestaan van een kerk in Saas-Grund (kanton Wallis) dateren uit 1297.
De kapel van St. Bartholomeus werd rond 1400 verheven tot een valleikerk en ingewijd als parochiekerk. In 1685 werd op de oude plaats een nieuwe valleikerk gebouwd, die op 31 juli 1687 werd ingewijd.
Tot 1893 vormden de vier gemeenten in het Saasdal een parochie met de moederkerk in Saas-Grund. Dus woonden de bewoners van de vier gemeenschappen de mis bij in Saas-Grund.
Op 1 juni 1893 scheidden Saas-Fee en Saas-Almagell zich af van de moederkerk en stichtten hun eigen parochies. In 1907 volgde Saas-Balen een vervolg. Op 28 augustus 1939 wijdde de bisschop van Sion de nieuwe kerk in Saas-Grund in.
De kerktoren in de vorm van een klokkentoren was bedoeld om ons te herinneren aan de oude verbinding tussen het Saasdal en de naburige Valle Anzasca.
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The Chapel of St. Bartholomew
The first documents mentioning the existence of a church in Saas-Grund (Canton of Valais) date from 1297.
The Chapel of St. Bartholomew was elevated to a valley church around 1400 and consecrated as a parish church. In 1685, a new valley church was built on the old site and consecrated on July 31, 1687.
Until 1893, the four municipalities in the Saas Valley formed a parish with the mother church in Saas-Grund. Therefore, the residents of the four communities attended Mass in Saas-Grund.
On June 1, 1893, Saas-Fee and Saas-Almagell seceded from the mother church and founded their own parishes. Saas-Balen followed suit in 1907. On August 28, 1939, the Bishop of Sion consecrated the new church in Saas-Grund.
The bell tower was intended to remind us of the ancient connection between the Saas Valley and the neighboring Anzasca Valley.
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Het prachtige gemeentemonument, de Indische Instelling, ooit in 1864 opgericht als opleidingsinstituut voor ingenieurs en ambtenaren richting Nederlands-Indië. In 1895 kreeg het pand zijn indrukwekkende voorgevel, ontworpen door gemeentearchitect Hartman.
Na jaren dienst te hebben gedaan als politiebureau is het gebouw in 1997 volledig getransformeerd tot een stijlvol appartementencomplex, bekroond met de prestigieuze Le Comteprijs in 2014.
Rijksmonument ID: 11981
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A door in the Jever Castle
Jever Castle (German Schloss Jever) is located in the old town of the town of the same name Jever in the state of Lower Saxony in Germany. The castle dates back to a castle of East Frisian chieftains. The current castle was built on the remains of the ruined castle from 1427 and was the seat of the lordship of Jever.
In the years 1560-1564, the then regent Maria von Jever had several renovations carried out in the Renaissance style.
In 1667 the castle came into the hands of the princes of Anhalt-Zerbst, who hardly used the castle. During this time there were no significant changes until Johan August van Anhalt-Zerbst came to live at the castle. He had the current tower built, which is also on the labels of the Jeverbier of the same name.
From 1793 until her death, the castle was owned by Catherine II, Tsarina of Russia. After her death, the castle passed into the hands of the Duchy of Oldenburg. The Dukes of Oldenburg used the castle as a secondary residence.
Since 1921, the castle has served as a museum where changing exhibitions can be viewed.
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Deur op voormalige militaire vliegbasis Soesterberg, Nederland
Door at the former military airbase Soesterberg (The Netherlands)