Trompenburgh

After the destruction of the first draft from 1654 left Cornelis Tromp in 1673 the outdoor place, Trompenburgh, again. The Manor House was situated in the middle of a geometrically with Canal park. After the death of Tromp in 1691 let the heirs the outdoor place several years. In the 18th, 19th and 20th-century several changes on the installation position, the outside of which various traces in the terrain remained behind, but the 17th-century main structure preserved.

The special feature of ‘Trompenburgh’ is reflected in a ‘ existential ‘ consistency between gardening and the House, connected by water, mountain and iconographic program, and it is now in good condition present in the house.

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