St. Mary's Church, Anglican church in Delfshaven, Netherlands.
St. Mary's Church is a brick building in the Gothic Revival style located on Pieter de Hoochweg in Rotterdam, featuring the pointed arches and tall windows typical of this architectural approach. The structure displays a clear design with elements that draw the eye upward.
The original building was built in 1708 for English merchants and served as an important gathering place for the foreign community. The current structure dates to 1913 and was designed by architect Jan Verheul to replace the earlier edifice.
The congregation gathers for services that draw international participants from different backgrounds. Community life happens through regular gatherings where visitors and members interact informally together.
The church is open to visitors and offers a quiet space for reflection and exploration. Information about current services and events can be found on their website and social media pages.
The church has hosted royal visits from Queen Elizabeth II and Queen Beatrix during significant anniversary celebrations. These visits highlight the place's importance to Rotterdam's international community.
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