- of the
alderman of
culture from The Hague.
Currently located at the
Prinsegracht. It
accommodates 1,100
visitors in the main hall and 350
visitors in...
- the
palace in 1913, the
Permanent Court of
Arbitration was
housed at
Prinsegracht 71 in The Hague.
Permanent Court of
International Justice (1922–1946)...
-
Prinsegracht 71, The Hague, a
building dating from
about 1728,
which was the seat of the PCA
between 1901 and 1913, when the
construction of the Peace...
-
Loosduinen Tramtunnel,
Prinsegracht, HMC Westeinde, Bomen/-Vruchtenbuurt,
Bohemen 4 Den Haag De
Uithof Tramtunnel,
Prinsegracht, HMC Westeinde, Rustenburg/Oostbroek...
-
meeting upstairs at the
Boterwaag building,
where butter was
traded at the
Prinsegracht. They paid rent by
donating a
painting to the city council. The Confrerie...
- such as H****elt and Meppel, also have a Prinsengracht. The (filled-in)
Prinsegracht (without N) is
located in The Hague.
Since 1981 the Prinsengrachtconcert...
-
Bartholomeus van B****en. He
designed and
built it in 1650,
after the
Prinsegracht canal was dug in 1640. He
oversaw both
projects in his role as city architect...
- The Boterwaag, a
weigh house for
butter that he designed,
built on the
Prinsegracht canal he designed. List of
Dutch architects Wikimedia Commons has media...
- (The Hague) De Waag
Leiden Kaaswaag Gouda Dedel House (****s Dedel) at
Prinsegracht 15 in The
Hague Gemeenlands****s Zwanenburg,
former seat of the Hoogheemraadschap...
- The
Boterwaag at the
Prinsegracht...
