Broederenkerk

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Broederenkerk is a Roman Catholic church built between 1335-1338 to the site of earlier abbey. In the 16th century it was moved as a Reformed church by Calvinists, but returned to Catholic in 1799.

Address
Achter de Broederen 2, Deventer, Netherlands

Established
1335-1338

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