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English: Loon op Zand Castle. Engraving that depicts the post 1663 situation. On the left is the heightened keep which is still standing, seen from the south. Research published in 2009 proved that this engraving is much more accurate than was previously thought.
Nederlands: Kasteel Loon op Zand. Gravure die de situatie na 1663 weergeeft. Links is de nu nog bestaande, maar toen recent verhoogde woontoren te zien, gezien vanuit het zuiden. Deze ets bleek in 2009 veel nauwkeuriger te zijn dan lang was gedacht.
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Source Brabants Historisch Informatie Centrum (BHIC) te Den Bosch https://www.bhic.nl/het-geheugen-van-brabant
Author Design by J. van Croes, etching by Henri Causé

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Loon op Zand Castle. Engraving that depicts the post 1663 situation.

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