Stelling van Amsterdam - Westzaan Town Hall
This national monument was originally built between 1781 and 1783 as a courthouse. It later served as a town hall.
The headquarters of the Westzaan Group (Zaan Sector) was located here. However, during the mobilization of 1914, it moved to another location, the building at Kerkbuurt 8.
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Point of interest
- Stelling van Amsterdam - Group Staff Quarters Westzaan - Westzaan
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Monument
- War Memorial Assendelft - Assendelft
- War Memorial Old Town Hall Assendelft - Assendelft
- War Memorial Koog aan de Zaan - Koog aan de Zaan
Cemetery
- Grave Memorial R.C. Cemetery Assendelft - Assendelft
- Dutch War Graves Reformed Cemetery Assendelft - Assendelft
- Dutch War Grave Municipal Cemetery Zaandijk - Zaandijk (Zaandam)
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stones Narcisstraat 9 - Koog aan de Zaan
- Stumbling Stones Dahliastraat 28 - Koog aan de Zaan
- Stumbling Stones Lagendijk, next to the entrance of Tate & Lyle. - Koog aan de Zaan
Fortification
- Stelling van Amsterdam - Group Depot Westzaan No.2 - Assendelft
- Stelling van Amsterdam - Group Depot Westzaan Nr.1 - Assendelft
- Gunpowder Warehouse Fort aan den Ham - Uitgeest
Crash site
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