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Capelle Aan Den Ijssel

Zalmhuis

Capelle Aan Den Ijssel

Zalmhuis

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Zalmhuis

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Location: Capelle Aan Den Ijssel, South Holland, Netherlands

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1. View of the Kralingse Plas – De Lelie and De Ster windmills loop from Gerdesiaweg

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2. De Hef (Koningshavenbrug) – Willemsbrug loop from Schenkel

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3. Skyline view – De Esch Nature Reserve loop from Slotlaan

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Gerard Potuijt 🚶‍♂️

February 13, 2021

The history of the Zalmhuis started in 1863, when Adriaan Dekkers bought a guest house with a restaurant on the Hooge Zeedijk. Opposite the Estaminet, as the café is called, there is a dome and a yard. In 1875, Dekkers began building and building a covered market for the auction and sale of salmon, shad, ide, wood, twaite shad and sturgeon on that site outside the dykes. This market will grow into the largest salmon auction in the Netherlands.

Jan van den Akker took over the establishment around 1880. He knows how to turn the café into a thriving business. In 1896 Van den Akker had a pavilion built on top of the salmon market. The pavilion soon became too small and in 1905, during the heyday of Art Nouveau, Van den Akker was granted permission to build a new pavilion, which was built on steel columns above the water. The first heyday of the Zalmhuis has begun. When the Zalmhuis opens its doors in 1906, the salmon in the rivers goes downhill. The flood disaster of 1953 is the beginning of the end for the Zalmhuis. That end is accelerated by the advancing industrialization and the construction of the Van Brienenoord Bridge. The feather becomes redundant. Shortly after 1955, the demolition hammer put an end to the rich history of the Zalmhuis. A temporary end. The first new pile was built in 1999 and the Zalmhuis made a comeback in 2002. In 2020, the Zalmhuis will be completely renovated with a surprising interior.

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Niek 🇳🇱

October 28, 2024

The Zalmhuis is a building on the banks of the Nieuwe Maas, east of the Van Brienenoordbrug and near the Rivium business park.

The origin of the Zalmhuis was in 1863 when Adriaan Dekkers bought a lodging house on the Hooge Zeedijk and started a covered market for the auction and sale of salmon, shad, ide, houting, fint and sturgeon in the vicinity on a site outside the dike in 1875.

When Jan van den Akker took over the inn in 1880, he built a pavilion above the market in 1896. In 1905, the pavilion was enlarged and built on steel columns above the water. It was demolished in 1955.

The Zalmhuis was rebuilt in the period 1999-2002 by order of Johan Rolloos, a (former) contractor and project developer from Capelle aan den IJssel. The building has since been operated by Arno Hartogh and David Jan van Gorkom. The new Zalmhuis is located approximately 75 meters from the original location. On July 1, 2019, the operation was sold by these entrepreneurs to the organization of Herman Hell. In 2020, the Zalmhuis was temporarily closed and underwent an internal metamorphosis, to reopen on February 5, 2020.
Source: nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zalmhuis

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1. View of the Kralingse Plas – De Lelie and De Ster windmills loop from Gerdesiaweg

2. De Hef (Koningshavenbrug) – Willemsbrug loop from Schenkel

3. Skyline view – De Esch Nature Reserve loop from Slotlaan

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