The Johannes De Doper Kerk of Wageningen
This State Reformed church is named after John the Baptist. This big church is a so-called cruciform church, a late gothic style used for the first time in 1280, made of bricks and roofing tiles. In 1517 the city council of Wageningen decided to enlarge this building with a transverse nave and a choir stall. The Reformation quietly took the church over. In 1940 and 1945 this church was completely destroyed by bombs and grenades. It was rebuilt exactly as it had been—part of the tower was made...
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