War Memorials City Hall Uitgeest
This War Memorial at the town hall commemorates the residents of Uitgeest who were killed in World War II. There are two plaques in the town hall. One in memory of the war victims from 1940-1945 and one with a word of thanks from the refugees from Leusden who found a safe home in Uitgeest.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries en Willem Visser
- Photos: Ton Goedhart
Nearby
Museum
- Air War Museum Fortress Veldhuis - Heemskerk
- Werkgroep "Oud-Castricum" - Castricum
- Air War Museum Icarus et Mars 1940-1945 - Assendelft
Point of interest
- Information Panel Jan Brasser - Uitgeest
- Marquette Castle - Heemskerk
- Oude Raadhuis Castricum - Castricum
Monument
- Memorial Execution 15-12-1944 Uitgeest - Uitgeest
- War Memorial Protestant Churchyard Heemskerk - Heemskerk
- Memorial Stone Protestant Churchyard Heemskerk - Heemskerk
Cemetery
- Commonwealth War Graves Protestant Churchyard Heemskerk - Heemskerk
- Dutch War Grave Roman Catholic Cemetery Castricum - Castricum
- Commonwealth War Graves Protestant Cemetery Castricum - Castricum
Remembrance Stone
- Memorial Stone Tulpstraat 8 - Uitgeest
- Stumbling Stone Anna van Renesselaan (was Kleis 6) - Uitgeest
- Stumbling Stone Hoflanderweg 54 - Beverwijk
Fortification
Crash site
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