Brewery Cornblomme

No. 4. So-called "Corneblomme., cf. inscription of façade frame. Old name, appearing in the legend of A. Sanderus' village map under point 6, "de Corne Blomme Mathematische Schole", workshop of A. Sanderus' illustrator Vaast du Plouich. Former brewery, now converted into a banquet hall-restaurant. Double house of five trav., including r.poorttrav., and two buildings. under gable roof (n // street, mechanical tiles); year stone 1877 in keystone of gate. Brick construction with white painted façade on grey-painted plinth. Four right. to slightly arched, barred cellar openings. Elevated ground floor. Slightly arched window openings under extended lintel: originally shuttered lower windows (cf. thumbs) with small rod division; renewed upper windows; tiled leak thresholds. Basket arch gate in flat frame; low frame door between brick wall dams at the bottom.

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