Bezoek ook "De Klank van Klokkenbrons".
Visit also "The Sound of Bell Bronze"
Visite aussi "Le Son de la Cloche Bronze"
Auch besuchen "Der Klang der Glocke Bronze"
Visita anche tu "Il Suono della Campana di Bronzo"
Visita también "El Sonido de la Campana de Bronce"
Visite também "O Som do Sino de Bronze"
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| Scheveningen Toen
en Nu met 400 jaar schilderen op het strand en 200 jaar Koninkrijk |
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| Hét museum en cultuuranker van Scheveningen |
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| In het geheel gerestaureerde schoolgebouw uit 1877 wordt de geschiedenis van het vissersdorp en de badplaats getoond, samen met het wonderbaarlijke dierenleven onder de zeespiegel. |
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| De vaste presentatie biedt een overzicht van de visserij en het dagelijks leven in vroeger tijden. Ook de geschiedenis van de bad- en strandcultuur sinds het begin van de negentiende eeuw wordt getoond. |
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Historical Royal
Arrivals and Departure from Scheveningen.
April, 1641 Prince William II of Orange (14 years) departs from Scheveningen beach
to England to marry Princess Mary Henrietta Stuart (9 years).
January 29, 1643 Queen Henrietta Mary of France attempts to return from Scheveningen
beach to England after a long stay in The Hague, were she sold jewels to pay soldiers
and buy weapons, to support her husband King Charles I during the First English Civil
War.
Battered by storms, her ship came close to sinking and is forced to return. She set
to sea again successfully at the end of February.
June 2, 1660 King Charles II of England and Scotland returns from Scheveningen beach
to England, after nine consecutive years of exile in France, the Spanish Netherlands
and the United VII Provinces.
Thousands visitors watch his departure and observe the fire from 38 State canons
situated on the dunes saluting the King, which is answered by the canons from the
English naval ships waiting offshore.
January, 1691 King-Stadtholder William III of Orange lands at Scheveningen beach
for State affairs.
January 18, 1795 Stadtholder William V of Orange flees with his wife and children
in exile from Scheveningen beach to England.
November 30, 1813 Prince William Fredric of Orange sailing from England with the
HMS Warrior (1781) transfers to a fisher pink and lands at Scheveningen beach, after
which he is installed as the Sovereign Monarch, William I of the Netherlands. |
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| Bronnen: |
| Geschiedenis van Scheveningen.
Hoofdstuk XXIV. Scheveningen in den Franschen Tijd |
| Berts Geschiedenis
Site: Bataafse Republiek |
| Wikipedia: De
vlucht naar Engeland |
| Leerwiki: Prins Willem laatste stadhouder
van Holland |
| Westerings Web World |
| Patriotten Canon |
| 18 januari 1795: Prins Willem V vlucht
naar Engeland |
| Haags Gemeentearchief |
| Nationaal Comité 200 jaar Koninkrijk
der Nederlanden |