Nijsinghhuis

The Nijsinghhuis stands at Hoofdweg 80, featuring architectural elements from both the seventeenth century and later Marot style modifications with decorated woodwork.

Initially belonging to the Alting family until mid-17th century, the building served as the residence of local administrators before becoming the town hall from 1896 to 1939.

Northern Realist painters created murals throughout the house, including Matthijs Röling's work in the Blue Room and Wout Muller's ceiling with a starry sky.

The ground floor remains accessible during regular museum hours, while the upper floor requires participation in guided tours available Tuesday through Friday at 1:30 PM.

The municipality sold this building for one guilder in 1971 to the Van Groeningen couple under the condition they would restore it to monument standards.

Location: Tynaarlo

Address: Hoofdweg 80 9761EK

GPS coordinates: 53.13406,6.56385

Latest update: March 2, 2025 20:16