Three new Noord-Holland pages

Three new pages in the Noord-Holland section: first a small one about some of the churches in the Drechterland municipality. Also, two of these churches get a page of their own, the Pancratiuskerk in Oosterblokker and the St. Laurentius in Hoogkarspel.

Er is een nieuwe pagina over kerken in de gemeente Drechterland.  

..and two more

Two more new pages in the Zeeland section, about the reformed churches of Grijpskerke and Serooskerke. 

And that has to be the last Zeeland update for the time being. Next time, back to a different province. 

Two new Zeeland pages

New in the Zeeland section are two pages about churches in the Veere municipality, the reformed churches of Domburg and Gapinge.

Zeeland updates

Here are the first updates to the Zeeland section in no less than seven years.  The page about the Veere municipality has been expanded with eleven objects in nine villages. Also, three older pages about specific churches in this municipality have a few better pictures, the reformed churches of Biggekerke, Meliskerke and Zoutelande. 

A few more Utrecht updates

New in the Utrecht section is a small but complete (ignoring several modern monstrosities) page with the churches in Montfoort municipality, plus seperate pages about the two main churches of Montfoort town, the gothic reformed St. Janskerk and the catholic St. Johannes de Doper, the latter one of W. te Riele's designs.

Er is een nieuwe pagina toegevoegd over de kerken in de Utrechtse gemeente Montfoort.  

Zuid-Holland update

There are several improvements to the page about Gouda today, with four pictures replaced and three objects outside the old center added, such as the one in the picture above. 

Some more Utrecht updates

The page about Woerden municipality has a few more objects added to it as well as a few pictures replaced. There are also a few new pictures, and of course better text, at the pages about the two main churches of Woerden town, the reformed Petruskerk and the Roman Catholic Bonaventura. 

The picture above of the latter church has a bit of an odd shape and that's because it's composed in Photoshop by combining several pictures. I've been doing that for years and it's something I keep in mind while taking pictures, and it's only the second time (see here for the first) I haven't managed to fill in the blank spaces and yet decided to use the picture anyway. You may find similarly odd shaped, and even odder, pictures in the near future.