Martinuskerk

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The first written reference to St. Martin's church in Weert dates from 1056. The current building originates from 1456. The construction of tower was started in 1528, but was completed much more later. The church was restored and altered in 1906 by architect Pierre Cuypers.

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Address
Oud Kerkhof 8, Weert, Netherlands

Established
1456

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