- led to a breakthrough. It led to the
construction of
three big
halls on
Oostenburg designed by A.L. van Gendt, and the
company producing locomotives in addition...
-
centre of Amsterdam, Netherlands,
consisting of Kattenburg,
Wittenburg and
Oostenburg. The
islands are
bounded to the
south by the
Nieuwe Vaart and to the north...
-
Science Museum was
built on top of the
foundations of the IJtunnel. On
Oostenburg are the main
buildings of the
former ropeworks of the East
India Company...
- The
Oostenburgervaart is a
canal in the
center of
Oostenburg island, one of the
Oostelijke Eilanden (Eastern Islands) in Amsterdam. The Oostenburgervaart...
- but
there is not yet a
public road
along this part. Yet
further east on
Oostenburg island there is
another segment of
street called Dijksgracht, between...
- were
moved to the
islands of
Kattenburg and
Oostenburg. The
Admiraliteitslijnbaan was
constructed on
Oostenburg in 1660 as a
ropewalk and
warehouse for the...
- and
Oostenburg. In time of war, over 1000
shipworkers and
sailors worked at the
admiralty yard. The
admiralty rope-works was
established at
Oostenburg and...
- of Wittenburg,
built in the 17th century, from the
former islands of
Oostenburg and Oostenburgereiland. The
Wittenburgervaart runs
parallel to the Kattenburgervaart...
- and a
large storehouse was
situated on the
southern tip of the
island Oostenburg, that was
dominated by
buildings previously owned by the
Dutch East India...
-
throughout the
ceremony prior to her interment, with the
Reverend Gordon Van
Oostenburg reciting a poem
Aardsma had
written in 1965
titled "Why Do I Live?" during...
