Source: Vlaamse Gemeenschap, 01-01-1976, ©Vlaamse Gemeenschap
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Three groups of workers' houses, located on a paved side street. Formerly known as "Driehoek" and "Kartuizerlei." Under the name "Kartuizerlei" already mentioned in 1538 as a reference to the property of the Carthusians. Mentioned as "Driehoek" in 1797, namely a forest and courtyard called "Den Dryhoeck" in possession of the Carthusians of Lier. This courtyard, which was further to the south, was replaced by a house from the third quarter of the 20th century.
Source: Wylleman, Linda (1985)
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Address: Pierstraat 135, Kontich
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