Liberation Chapel Waalwijk
This chapel commemorates the liberation by The Queen's Own Highlanders (Seaforth & Camerons). A Scottish Highlander Division. In this place the Scots entered Waalwijk on October 30th 1944.
In the chapel are several plaques, including a replica of the plaque at Fort George in Scotland.
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Source
- Text: TracesOfWar.nl
- Photos: Lennard Bolijn
Nearby
Point of interest
- Maycrete House Waalwijk - Waalwijk
- Trenches German Ammunition Storage Buildings (M.A.St.) - Kaatsheuvel
- Latrine German Ammunition Storage Buildings (M.A.St.) - Kaatsheuvel
Monument
- Memorial for Resistance-group André Sprang-Capelle - Sprang-Capelle
- Dutch-Indies Memorial Waalwijk - Waalwijk
- War Memorial Waalwijk - Waalwijk
Cemetery
- Dutch War Grave General Cemetery Sprang-Capelle - Sprang-Capelle
- Dutch War Graves R.C. Cemetery St. Anthonius Waalwijk - Waalwijk
- Dutch War Graves R.C. Cemetery Sint Johannes Baptist Waalwijk - Waalwijk
Remembrance Stone
- Memorial Stone Blyde Incomstelaan 7 - Waalwijk
- Memorial Stone Blyde Incomstelaan 5 - Waalwijk
- Memorial Stone Sint Crispijnstraat 8 - Waalwijk
Crash site
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