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In Helvoirt, the Van Gogh family had connections with the noble De Jonge van Zwijnsbergen family, a prominent family closely involved in the Protestant community. Joan de Jonge van Zwijnsbergen (1821-1881) lived in Zwijnsbergen Castle, which evolved from a farm in the late Middle Ages into a castle in the eighteenth century.

Quiet road along the Leemkuilen, closed to car traffic

In the course of 1921, more than sixty religious moved into the monastery for 'Higher Studies' in Udenhout. They were mainly young brothers (the future Capuchin fathers). Forced by the changes in the 1960s, it was decided in 1967 to completely abolish the study in Biezenmortel. In 1967, the monastery was sold to the Franciscan Sisters of Etten, who intended it as a retreat for sisters of their own congregation. In 1994 the Franciscan sisters also left. The large monastery was purchased by Holding Beukenhof Biezenmortel BV with the aim of exploiting it as a group accommodation. (See also Unentse Sprokkels 8, page 31.) The church was initially retained for the Biezenmortelse parishioners. Due to declining church attendance, the church was withdrawn from worship on July 7, 2019 and put into use by group accommodation Beukenhof.

Van Gogh route in Helvoirt and surroundings

If you are really looking for peace and quiet then definitely come here.

From the Zwijnsbergen estate you have a beautiful view of Helvoirt with its large old H. Nicholas Church.

In 1919, about a kilometer north of Huize Assisi, a Capuchin monastery was founded. In 1921 the Capuchins took over the Saint Joseph's Church, which also served as a church for the village. Biezenmortel was now in fact a church village. The Sint-Franciscus School was also built nearby and a village center gradually emerged. The monastery also housed the theologicum (theological training center) of the Capuchins. The Capuchins continued to live in the monastery until 1966, after that Franciscan sisters stayed, later it was a retreat center and then it was used as group accommodation De Beukenhof. Source and more info: Wikipedia

loam pits The area is located in Biezenmortel between the N65 exit Biezenmortel and the Spoorlijn Tilburg-Nijmegen southeast of Udenhout. The loam pits were created by digging loam for the brick manufacture. The site of the brick factory has meanwhile also been acquired by Brabants Landschap and this factory is being demolished. In the meantime, the lakes have developed into a water and swamp area. Although it is not directly related to this, the area, together with the Loonse and Drunense Dunes, forms a Natura 2000 area, mainly because of the occurrence of the crested newt and the floating water plantain. Source and more info: Wikipedia