Tower of three sections; the sides enlivened by profiled pointed arch niches; The upper section closed by a pointed arch frieze with carved corbels; eight-sided striker. The foundation of the tower was laid in the thirteenth century. This was followed by construction in four phases. This is clearly visible on the outside of the tower. At that time it was necessary to build church buildings in phases. Time had to be allowed between each construction phase for the tower to sag. A section was probably built on top every 50 years. The tower was completed in the fifteenth century. In the tower hangs a loud bell from 1653 by François and Pieter Hemony, with a diameter of 138 cm. Despite the lengthy ‘sagging period’, the tower has leaned over the years. In the thirteenth century, a Gothic cruciform church was built against the tower. This church was demolished in 1876 for construction reasons. It was decided to build a new church building on the site of the original church. After the crucifixion was demolished, the foundation stone was laid in June 1876 by Rev. A.C.H. turkey. Inauguration of the new church took place on December 16, 1877. The organ was built by the Van Dam brothers from Leeuwarden for the sum of f. 5640.–. The most talked about pastor who preached in the new church was Rev. Schermerhorn, who from September 1894 to July 1929 managed to attract so many audiences that the church was sometimes too small to accommodate everyone. Over the years, church attendance decreased, but the architectural defects of the church increased. Less than a hundred years after its dedication, this church was demolished. It was replaced by a smaller, more efficiently designed church building, which was inaugurated on May 22, 1966.
Hervormde Kerk
Nearby locations
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Landhoofden in Nieuwe Niedorp van de tramlijn Wognum – Schagen
De historische landhoofden zijn een tastbare herinnering aan de trambrug voor de oversteek over de Langereis. Vanaf 30 oktober 1898 werd de brug gebruikt door de stoomtram van Schagen naar Wognum. Het traject was 23 kilometer lang en duurde 70 minuten. De tram vervoerde personen maar ook vele goederen voor de veiling in Winkel en de gasfabriek in Nieuwe Niedorp. Na de komst van busverbindingen en vrachtwagens werd op 31 januari 1930 de tramlijn gesloten.
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Noordelijk Ballonvaart Centrum
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Camping ’73
Camping '73 is a family campsite, located in the head of Noord-Holland. The dunes, the beach and the water areas are easily accessible from here. The campsite has a tour and caravan park.
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Terdiek 17
Stolp farm from 1870 with a single square. Thatched roof with a roof transom.
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Winkelcentrum Nieuwe Niedorp
The shopping center of Nieuwe Niedorp has different types of shops and you can park for free here. Clothing, flowers, gifts, groceries: you will find it all there.
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Klooster Nieuwe Niedorp
The International Diocesan Missionary Major Seminary Redemptoris Mater of the Diocese of Haarlem-Amsterdam receives young men with a vocation to form priests for the new evangelization. The three characteristics of this type of priestly training are as follows: international, diocesan and missionary. During Open Monument Day, the monastery opens its doors and guided tours are given.
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The Grandmother age and Motorsmuseum
The Grandmother and Motorsmuseum is a museum that exhibits all sorts of grandmother and antique motifs. There are almost 300 engines to visit. In addition, you can enjoy old fire trucks, Ford's 1948 tractor and admire a ballast Nedam roll from 1927. On the huge upper floor you can see all kinds of authentic shops, including: Hats, Hairdresser, Grocery, Clothing and many other things from grandmother.
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Historische woning – Dorpsstraat 153
De woning is gebouwd in 1850 en werd na 1929 ook gebruikt als winkel.
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Historische woning – Dorpsstraat 61
The house at Dorpsstraat 61 was built in 1923. The storefront is still a reminder of the time when a drugstore and then an Albert Heijn were located there.