Roadside Chapel

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Rural roadside chapel, diagonally located opposite number 16. According to the inscription, the plaque was built in 1858 by pastor P.J. De Saedeleer. As early as 1972, design plans were drawn up for the restoration of the chapel. The current situation after the major renovation and partial reconstruction in 1994, commissioned by pastor R. Van Den Berge (see second plaque), deviates more strongly from the earlier design. According to archive photo, previously simpler, whitewashed brick construction with pressed pointed arched doorway under ditto niche in blunt gable.

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Source: Duchêne, Helena & Verbeeck, Mieke (2001)

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Onroerend Erfgoed Vlaanderen

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| | Public | Dutch

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Vlassenbroek, Dendermonde

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