The Broederenkerk, officially the Roman Catholic Sint-Lebuïnuskerk, is a church in Deventer, built between 1335 and 1338 by order of Eleanor of England, then Duchess of Guelders. Before the church was built, a monastery had already been founded on that site around 1300 by the Franciscan Friars Minor. Although the brothers left the monastery and church permanently in 1579, the informal but completely established name of the Almshouse recalls their centuries of presence. From 1579 to 1799 the church building was, with a short interruption, in use by Deventer Protestants.
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Deventer, Overijssel, Netherlands
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