Village Inn Den Ouden Belg

Village inn, now called Den Ouden Belg, from the last quarter of the nineteenth century, registered in the cadastral register in 1886. Anchored brick construction of five + chamfered corner + two bays and one and a half storeys under a wolfed, tiled gable roof with the ridge parallel to the street. The far left bay is a later extension, see construction seam and the mutation sketches of 1887. Simple cornice gables opened by rectangular lower windows with ashlar sills and preserved shutter thumbs; smaller, partly blind upper windows on continuous bricks, leak thresholds; renewed joinery. To the left, a preserved round-arched saint's niche in a sintered brick frame with a crowning cross.

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