- as the
Haarlem writer Harry Mulisch described in his book De Aanslag.
Haarlemmers survived during the
Hunger Winter by
eating tulip bulbs stored in sheds...
- said to have
defeated the
Flemish near
Heemstede with the help of the
Haarlemmers at the site of the Manpad. In 1817 Mr.
David Jacob van Lennep, who lived...
- 52°22′33″N 4°40′59″E / 52.37583°N 4.68306°E / 52.37583; 4.68306 The
Battle of
Haarlemmermeer was a
naval engagement fought on 26 May 1573,
during the...
-
immediately planned: such is the case in Leipzigerstraße in Berlin, the
Haarlemmer Houttuinen in Amsterdam, and
Botermarkt in Ghent. Tram
systems operate...
- the
Monotype machine.
Although a good few have been
digitised (Romulus,
Haarlemmer, Spectrum), the
typefaces are only
rarely used in publications. Van Krimpen...
- III/P
Until 1831
graves were
allowed in the church, and many
illustrious Haarlemmers through the
centuries are
buried there.
Often people were
buried under...
- van de Wetering),
specifically Het lijk in de
Haarlemmer Houttuinen (translation: The Body in the
Haarlemmer Houttuinen, a
former neighbourhood in Amsterdam)...
-
siege and
return to
their homes. They were
chased and
defeated by the
Haarlemmers. This
victory led Jan
Persijn to be
praised by his
people and as a token...
-
Early map of
Haarlem from 1560
showing the
Haarlemmer Hout much as it is today...
- be a
timber storage area,
which is why this part is
called Haarlemmer Houttuinen (
Haarlemmer Timberyards). With the
construction of the
railway line between...
