Thema: Lordship of Bredevoort
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De Halve Maone
Former ravelin and historical fortification in Bredevoort
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Lordship of Bredevoort
This page is still ‘under construction’…
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Gooswijn van der Lawick
Captain and bailiff of Bredevoort
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Wolf Misslich († 1639)
Governor of the Lordship of Bredevoort from 1629
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The Misterpoort City Gate
One of the two city gates of Bredevoort.
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The Aalterpoort City Gate
One of the two city gates of Bredevoort.
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Bastion Stoltenborg
One of the six bastions of the Bredevoort fortifications.
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Bastion Ossenkop
One of the six bastions of the Bredevoort fortifications.
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Bastion Vreesniet
One of the six bastions of the Bredevoort fortifications.
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Bastion Treurniet (Kruittoren)
One of the six bastions of the Bredevoort fortifications.
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Bastion Welgemoed
One of the six bastions of the Bredevoort fortifications.
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Bastion Onversaegt (Izerman)
One of the six bastions of the Bredevoort fortifications.
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Jan Holstein
Bailiff of Aalten. In 1589, he was killed at ‘t Walfort.
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The Merfelt Cellar
Prinsenstraat 3a, Bredevoort
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Ambthuis (Administrative House)
Landstraat 17, Bredevoort
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Bailiffs of the Lordship of Bredevoort
Overview of bailiffs and acting bailiffs of the lordship of Bredevoort
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Bredevoort, Pledged City of the House of Orange
Bredevoort has been a pledged city of the House of Orange since 1627
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Gatekeepers’ Regulations Bredevoort 1759
Transcription of the original document.
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Gatekeeper Regulations Bredevoort 1726
Transcription of the original document.
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Wilhelm van Haersolte
The drossard who went down with his castle