Muur van Mussert

Muur van Mussert is a stone wall complex located on the De Goudsberg holiday park grounds in Ede, built to host large gatherings. The structure features a long wall with integrated chambers and was designed as a self-contained venue for events.

The structure was built in 1938 for mass gatherings by a political movement and served its purpose until German occupation in 1940. The occupation brought an end to its original function.

The wall sits on holiday park grounds today, serving as a reminder of when large political gatherings drew crowds to this location. Its presence speaks to a specific period when people gathered for mass meetings in this rural area.

The site is part of a holiday park and can be viewed from outside, though visitors should check which areas are accessible before arriving. A quiet weekday offers the best opportunity to explore without interference from vacationing guests.

A small room behind the wall served as a space where correspondence was written during the prewar years, documenting the scale of activities taking place there. This hidden chamber reveals the personal connections that operated behind the public gatherings.

Location: Ede

Official opening: 1936

GPS coordinates: 52.09583,5.64528

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:48