The Amstel Church is a wooden church building in Amsterdam located on the Amstelveld. It dates from 1670 and would be a temporary "wooden barn preach" later followed by a stone church, but that has never happened.
Currently, the church owned by "Urban restoration" Amsterdam, which also rents its office space and socio-cultural activities and for receptions and wedding.
Hoi Marianne,
BeantwoordenVerwijderenMooie foto's van Amsterdam; blijft toch een boeiende stad! Heb je nog iets leuks op de kop getikt van de inboedel van Julia?
Groetjes, Ria
ooh, i dont know this church! i like the story! it looks pretty, with the windows, how coudl they have considered it temporary?
BeantwoordenVerwijderenLove the windows in this very unusual church... The architecture is stunning and the story is interesting.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenBises,
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It's always good to see these old buildings in continuous use....and still for social events. Rx
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