Latin School and Gymnasium
The history of the Latin School and Gymnasium in Gorinchem. From the late Middle Ages onwards, the Latin School formed the gateway to university studies, with a curriculum focused on Latin, classical languages, and rhetoric. In the 19e In the 18th century, partly influenced by educational reforms, the Latin School was transformed into a Gymnasium, which provided more space for modern subjects alongside the classical curriculum. The document highlights the development of education in Gorinchem, the role of prominent teachers, and the influence of social changes on the type of school. The location and architecture of the school building are also briefly discussed. The authors emphasize the importance of these institutions for the intellectual and cultural development of the city.
The hidden church "This is in Abraham's Lap"
The NATO bridge and other military bridges near Gorinchem
Hospitable through the centuries
Pleasure gardens in Gorinchem
Collected preserved managed
St. Clara House
Seizure of power by patriots in Gorinchem
Old Man's House "Huize Steyndeld" 1442 – 1986
A booklet open about the Gorinchem library
Great Church and Tower