The church of Zandeweer is a medieval church building in the Groningen village of Zandeweer. The church dates from the beginning of the thirteenth century. The free-standing tower was built in the fifteenth century and contains two bells from 1467. The church was probably built by monks of the Abbey of Aduard, but more likely by monks of the Bloemhof Monastery in Wittewierum.
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