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Nederlands: Aldus het tekst op het bord:< /br>

"Op deze plek stond het Huis of het Slot te Heemstede. Het werd rond 1280 gesticht door Dirk van Hoylede afkomstig uit de omgeving van Vlaardingen. De ambachtsheerlijkheid Heemstde werd aan hem beleend door Graaf Floris V. Dirk van Hoylede en zijn nazaten gingen zich 'van Heemstede' noemen. Het huis wordt een paar maal verwoest en vervolgens weer opgebouwd. In 1620 koopt de Amsterdamse koopman en latere raad-pensionaris Adriaen Pauw de heerlijkheid Heemstede inclusief het vervallen slot. Hij herstelt en verfraait de middeleeuwse burcht tot een renaissancistisch lustslot.< /br> Als onderhandelaar van de Staten van Holland speelt hij een grote rol bij het totstandkomen van de Vrede van Munster in 1648, waarmee een einde komt aan de 80-jarige oorlog met Spanje. Ter herinnering hieraan vervangt hij de houten toegangsbrug door de nog altijd bestaande Vredesbrug of Pons Pacis. Het slot wordt wegens bouwvalligheid in 1811 afgebroken, met uitzondering van het uit omstreeks 1630 daterende 'Nederhuys' (het huidige Oude Slot), de Vredesbrug en de DUivenpoort.

De vorm en afmetingen (40x25 meter) van het eiland waarop u nu staat zijn identiek aan die van de plattegrond van het slot anno 1645."
English: Translation of the text on the sign:< /br> "On this spot stood Heemstede House or Mansion. It was first built by Dirk van Hoylde in 1280, who came from the Vlaardingen area. The ambachtsheerlijkheid of Heemstede was enfeoffed to him by Count Floris V. From then on Dirk van Hoylede and his descendants used the surname 'van Heemstede'. The house was destroyed a couple of times and then rebuilt. In 1620 Amsterdam merchant (and later Grand Pensionary Adriaen Pauw purchased the heelijkheid, including its delapidated castle. After restoration and embellishment, it becamse a Renaissance summer mansion. As the negotiator for the States of Holland, he played an important role in the 1648 Peace of Munster that ended the Eighty Year War with Spain. As a memorial to this, he replaced the wooden access bridge with the Vredesbrug or Pons Pacis. By 1811, the house had become delapidated again, at which time it was demolished with the exception of the 1640 'Nederhuys' ("Lower House", consisiting of the current Old Mansion, the Peace Bridge and the Dove Gate. The form and measurements (40x25 meter) of the island on which you now stand are identical to the plan for the 1645 mansion."
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