- Coldharbour, also
spelled Cold Harbour, Cold Harborough, Cold
Herbergh, Cold Herberge, and Cold Inn, were two
London neighbouring estates in the since...
- used as a city
tavern (basically a
communal meetingplace)
named Stadt Herbergh. In 1653 the
structure was
converted into a city hall. As one of the largest...
-
built around 1770. The
house was more
familiar as the New
Hostel (Nieuwe
herbergh). This
house was rented. Art
historians described it as an 18th-century...
-
member of the
Pulchri Studio.
Bitter taught Margreet van Dulmen,
Hubert Herbergh,
Leonie Kording,
Ronnie Meerts,
Henry Oostenbrink, Piet Smissaert, and...
