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The Town Hall of De Rijp is a former city hall in De Rijp, Netherlands. The government offices have moved, but the former
of the town hall The former mayor's office and vierschaar can only be seen by appointment, but visitors are welcome on the ground floor, which has a short film about the history of De Rijp for visitors, and where the old weighing scales from 1632 can be seen. One of three old fire hoses designed by Jan van der Heyden in 1672, which were formerly in use by the Town fire brigade can also be seen there. This apparatus has been kept in working order and is used occasionally for demonstrations.
Raadhuis De Rijp
Buildings and structures completed in 1630 Government buildings completed in the 17th century De Rijp City and town halls in the Netherlands Museums in North Holland Rijksmonuments in North Holland 1630 establishments in the Dutch Republic
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and ''burgerzaal'' are still used for weddings and other official proceedings. The rest of the building is in use as the local visitor center of De Rijp.
History
The building was designed by the architect-engineer Jan Leeghwater.Rijksmonument report He designed and built it 1630, after he had already occupied the location as mayor and manager of theBeemster
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polder project, completed in 1612. The building survived a fire in 1654 that damaged most of the town south of this building.Websiteof the town hall The former mayor's office and vierschaar can only be seen by appointment, but visitors are welcome on the ground floor, which has a short film about the history of De Rijp for visitors, and where the old weighing scales from 1632 can be seen. One of three old fire hoses designed by Jan van der Heyden in 1672, which were formerly in use by the Town fire brigade can also be seen there. This apparatus has been kept in working order and is used occasionally for demonstrations.
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{{reflistRaadhuis De Rijp
Buildings and structures completed in 1630 Government buildings completed in the 17th century De Rijp City and town halls in the Netherlands Museums in North Holland Rijksmonuments in North Holland 1630 establishments in the Dutch Republic