Groesbeek (G): reformed church
The reformed church of Groesbeek, originally named St. Cosmas and
St. Damianus, is a one-aisled building with a higher choir and a short
tower. The tower is the oldest part of the church and dates from the
late-14th century. The late-Gothic choir dates from the second half of
the 15th century. The original nave was damaged in 1798 and since then the choir,
closed with a wall, had been used as the church. Apart from the lower
parts of the walls, the remains of the nave were demolished in 1809 and
the space became cemetery.
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