De Beulingsluis Brug 27 some history
The Beulingsloot, most likely named after Gerrit Jansz. Beulinck, one of the residents of a nearby building, had a building here around 1660 where “de Beuling” (sausage) was hung. The canal was also known as the Leertouwers- and Huidevetterssloot. It is believed that the name of the Beulingsloot originated from the presence of Gerrit Jansz. Beulinck’s building, which served as a location for hanging sausages. In addition to its association with sausages, the canal was also known by the names of Leertouwers- and Huidevetterssloot.
Herengracht 395 (links)-397-399 (ged. rechts)
Midden: Beulingsluis met Beulingsloot, gezien richting Singel
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Herengracht 397 – 401 (ged.) (rechts) Links van nummer 397 de achtergevels van Beulingstraat 4 (ged.) – 6 aan de Beulingsloot
In het midden de Beulingsluis (brug 27). Rechts op de achtergrond de R.K. kerk De krijtberg. Geheel rechts een puntje van Herengracht 380-382
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