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The building, with the name Bitter en Zoet inscribed in the center of its facade, was built in 1893 based on a design by W.C. Metzelaar; it is both functionally and visually strongly connected to the Toewijding residence and the Plichtgevoel apothecary's residence. The three buildings are connected at the rear and form the Bitter en Zoet hotel-restaurant.

moat around historic prison

The church was built in 1825/1826 as a water state church based on the model of the Koepelkerk in nearby Smilde. The church was intended for the Reformed inhabitants of the colony of the Society of Charity in Veenhuizen, who worshipped in Norg. Above the main entrance is a plaque with the text "On July 7, 1825, the first stone was laid on this building by the well-born Lady Rudolphina Wilhelmina van den Bosch, née de Stuler". The building was inaugurated on June 25, 1826.

The photo is not the prison museum, but the former Marechaussee barracks. Businesses are now located there.

If you visit Veenhuizen, don't forget to visit the fourth institution. That is the cemetery. Worth a look. There too, everything according to rank and position and buried according to faith according to faith. Protestants with Protestants and Roman Catholics with Roman Catholics. The prisoners in row and number. No names, a single stone placed by family, but prisoner a1 etc. Of course they know who is buried there, but that is and will not be made public.

This beautiful piece of nature is located between Veenhuizen and Westervelde. You can stroll along lovely paths between the (boggy) fields and enjoy extensive views.

Although the Fochteloërveen consists of a lot of raised peat, you will also find beautiful forests there, such as this beech forest. Listen to the rustling of the leaves and relax in the wonderful greenery.