Overview
In 1910 the Ons Huis Association was founded to operate a meeting hall for Protestants. The first Ons Huis stood at Prinsenstraat 6. The Dutch Reformed Church was the driving force behind the initiative. In 1931 the association moved to a new building on Grote Gracht, on the site of the present-day Grachthuys.
The building then acquired a new use. In 1967 Prinsenstraat 6 was listed as a Christian nursery school. Today a clock and watch repairer is based in the building.
Address history
Address directory 1934
Bredevoort 64 > Prinsenstraat 6
Meeting room
Address directory 1967
Prinsenstraat 6
Owners
This overview is not complete.
| Year | Plot | Owner | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1832 | B-205 | Widow of Jannes Thomson | 60 m² shed & yard |