Transformerbunker Schagen
This German transformerbunker was build in 1943, a.o. by Jewish forced labourers. The bunker contained an extra electrical installation but it was never used as such.
The walls are about 2 meters thick. It is one of the few bunkers which can be found in Schagen.
The bunker has become a monument and therefor it is protected.
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Source
- Text: Sebastiaan Vonk & STIWOT
- Photos: Dick de Bruijne
- Westfries Genootschap
Nearby
Museum
- Museum Slag van de Somme 1914 - 1918 - Schagen
- Regional Museum 1940-1945 Schagen and Surroundings - Schagen
- Museum Collection '39 - '45 - Winkel
Point of interest
Monument
Cemetery
- Commonwealth War Graves General Cemetery Kolhorn - Kolhorn
- Commonwealth War Graves General Cemetery Wieringerwaard - Wieringerwaard
- Dutch War Graves Roman Catholic Cemetery 't Zand - 't Zand
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stones Cornelis Bokstraat 41 - Schagen
- Stumbling Stones Magnusstraat 23 - Schagen
- Stumbling Stone Nieuwstraat 21 - Schagen
Fortification
Crash site
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