Everything about Hollum totally explained
Hollum is one of the four villages on
Ameland, one of the
West Frisian Islands and part of
the Netherlands. It is situated on the westernmost part of the island.
Prominent in the town is a
Reformed church with foundations from the
12th century and a
lighthouse, which is 59 m high, dating from
1880. Also a notable feature are the
Commandeur huuskes.
Commandeur refers to the captain of a
whaling boat, as were used during the
18th century to hunt in the southern regions of the
Arctic Ocean.
Also a notable tourist attraction is the history museum in the town called
het Sorgdragersmuseum.
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