Wijkgebouw Schellingwoude
The Wijkgebouw Schellingwoude was built in 1937 and belonged to the Reformed Church. During World War II, the building was confiscated by the Germans and used by the Luftgaukommando Holland. Presumably as an extension of Seefliegerhorst Schellingwoude.
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- Amsterdams Archief, 5191 Archief van de Secretarie; Afdeling Onderwijs en rechtsvoorganger
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