Row of workers' houses

Workers' houses of two or three bays and one storey under gabled roofs (Flemish or mechanical tiles), from the 19th century. Here once stood the "Engel". Mentioned as an inn in 1572. From this, in the 17th century, the "Kleinen Engel" split off, which was mentioned in 1784 as a stone house. From the "Engel", the "Pakhuis" was split off again, which in 1769 was designated as a warehouse with a gate, stable, and calf pen, but was already divided into two houses in 1770. Cemented brick construction, number 35 occupied with tiles; rectangular wall openings. Number 39 main structure, with profiled rectangular panels.

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