Ubbergen municipality (G)
The reformed
church of Beek is a
small one-aisled building with a
tower that partly dates from the 11th century and a nave and choir
which, although they could be mistaken for being Romanesque, date from
the 17th century.
Location: Nieuwe Holleweg
The catholic St. Bartholomeus was
built as a three-aisled church in neo-Classical style in 1825-1826. In
1891-1892 it was enlarged by
J. Kayser, who added a fourth aisle, a
pseudo-transept and a tower in neo-Renaissance style.
Location: Kerkweg 1
The former reformed church
of
Ubbergen was built as a chapel in the 15th century but was changed
several times since. The current closure probably dates from ca. 1650,
while the steeple was added in ca. 1848.
Location: Rijksstraatweg 3
The former monastery Notre
Dame
des Anges has a big chapel in neo-Gothic style, which was built
between
1910 and 1916 and was designed by
J.H.H. van Groenendael.
Location: Rijksstraatweg 37-39
Persingen is one of the smallest
villages in the Netherlands, if not the smallest. A long time ago it
was much bigger. In the 15th century this church was built, originally
dedicated to St. Dionysius but after a restoration in the 1950's
renamed St. Joriskapel.
Location: Persingensestraat 7
The St. Laurentius of Kekerdom is a one-aisled church in gothic style built in the 15th century with a neo-Gothic tower built in 1873 after a design by A.W. Roelofsen. At the same time the nave was lengthened towards the east and a new apse added.
Location: Duffeltdijk 11
The catholic St. Remigius in Leuth is a one-aisled cruciform church in Expressionistic style. Architect H.C. van de Leur designed it in the style of his former employer Dom Bellot. It was built in 1934-1935.
Location: Kerkplein
