- The
Zuiderkerk (Dutch pronunciation: [ˈzœydərˌkɛr(ə)k], "southern church") is a 17th-century
Protestant church in the
Nieuwmarkt area of Amsterdam, the...
- The
Zuiderkerk, also
called Sint-Pancraskerk is a late
Gothic hall
church in Enk****zen, in the Netherlands,
currently used by the
Protestant Church in...
- was
appointed city
stonemason and sculptor. In 1603 the
working on the
Zuiderkerk stopped but they
resumed construction in 1606, when they
agreed with the...
- Rembrandt's
house at
Jodenbreestraat by
Cornelis Springer (1853); in the back the
Zuiderkerk where his
children were buried...
- Erne,
scuttled the
Dutch merchant Zuiderkerk with
depth charges. The
German submarine U-566 had
torpedoed Zuiderkerk west-north-west of Lisbon, Portugal...
- concerts. The
architect was
Hendrick de Keyser, who also
designed the
Zuiderkerk and Westerkerk,
among others.
After de Keyser's
death in 1621, his son...
-
merchant ship City of
Cardiff and the 8,424-ton
Dutch merchant ship
Zuiderkerk. The
Zuiderkerk was hit in the bows and was
forced to stop to
inspect the damage...
- The
Zuiderkerk, Amsterdam...
- gate that
provides access to the Zuiderkerkhof, the
square where the
Zuiderkerk church stands.
Since the 17th century, the
section of the
street south...
-
their children died
shortly after birth and were
buried in the
nearby Zuiderkerk. The sole
survivor was Titus, who was
named after his mother's sister...
