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Jachtwerf Oost B.V. - Drait De Luxe 42 'Pieton'
Jachtwerf Oost B.V. - Drait De Luxe 42 'Pieton'
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Tornado Yachting Makkum - Delphia 12- Rivus
Tornado Yachting Makkum - Delphia 12- Rivus
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Atelier Basalt
Atelier Basalt
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Familieboten - Ysbrand
Familieboten - Ysbrand
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WestCord WTC Hotel - Comfort Deluxe Twin Kamer
WestCord WTC Hotel - Comfort Deluxe Twin Kamer
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Schaaf City Theater
Schaaf City Theater
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Van der Valk Wolvega
Van der Valk Wolvega
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Kameleondorp Terherne
Kameleondorp Terherne
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FrieWheelers Stavoren
FrieWheelers Stavoren
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BnB Slaap Lekker
BnB Slaap Lekker
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Ottenhome Heeg- boten - Harderwijk Kruiser 10.50 AK
Ottenhome Heeg- boten - Harderwijk Kruiser 10.50 AK
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Rode Kapel
Rode Kapel
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Waterpark Yn'e Lijte
Waterpark Yn'e Lijte
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Eetcafé Spinoza
Eetcafé Spinoza
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Surhuisterveen (Surhústerfean)
Surhuisterveen (Surhústerfean)
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Statue Sir Lawrence Alma Tadema
Statue Sir Lawrence Alma Tadema
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Makkum War Memorial
Makkum War Memorial
By 16 April, the major part of Friesland had been liberated. But some important targets of the Canadians had not yet been achieved. They wanted to win the Frisian ports and the Head of the Afsluitdijk from the Germans as quickly as possible. But they would be hard fought. Both the ports and the Afsluitdijk were used by German soldiers to escape to North Holland.
As elsewhere in Friesland, the Canadians were helped by resistance fighters from the Dutch Domestic Armed Forces (N.B.S.) They suffered several casualties near Makkum. On 16 April, Schelte Bruinsma and Simon Sipma were killed in an attack on a farm in which the Germans had entrenched themselves. The next day, another group tried to occupy a bridge under Makkum. However, the Germans caught sight of them and in the ensuing gunfight, Rinnert Anema, Roelof van der Meer and Hendrik Postma were killed. Makkum was liberated on 18 April, as one of the last villages in Friesland.
The monument at the Buren in Makkum was unveiled in 1952 in commemoration of the members of the Dutch Domestic Armed Forces who were killed around the village during the struggle for liberation.
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Fire Café-Restaurant
Fire Café-Restaurant
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Scharsterrijnbrug
Scharsterrijnbrug
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Heechsicht
Heechsicht
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Overnachten bij de Hofleverancier
Overnachten bij de Hofleverancier
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Bootverhuur Hospes - Motorjacht Julia
Bootverhuur Hospes - Motorjacht Julia
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Nyenhuis
Nyenhuis
Nyenhuis was a prominent residence of influential Frisian families from the 15th century onwards and likely developed from a medieval stins. Little remains above ground of this noble past, but its history continues beneath the surface.
The name Nyenhuis refers to an earlier noble residence that probably originated around the 15th century. The Te Nyenhuys family owned a stins here, a stone defensive tower that later grew into a larger noble estate. This influential family maintained close ties with Ludingakerke Abbey.
At the end of the Middle Ages, the estate passed through marriage to the Liauckema family. After that, Nyenhuis was mainly leased as an agricultural farm. Little remains of the former noble buildings today, but the site still holds historical and archaeological significance.
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Public toilet on Voorstraat in Stavoren
Public toilet on Voorstraat in Stavoren
