The
reformed church of
Noordeloos, formerly known as St. Bonifatius, was changed drastically
through the centuries. It's oldest part is the lower part of the tower,
which probably dates from ca. 1300. When it was heightened in 1613 this
old part was hidden beneath a new layer of bricks. the two buttresses
that support its western side date from the same period.
In the 15th century the choir and transept were built. The choir was
lowered at some point. The southern
transept-arm was demolished in 1846. In the same period the nave was
completely renewed in neo-Classical style.
