Lindenholt Maakt Geschiedenis

Lindenholt Maakt Geschiedenis is a local history and community website focused on Lindenholt, the former Neerbosch area. It explores what the area was like in the past while connecting its history with present-day life, reflecting the idea that today’s events will become tomorrow’s history. The site brings together stories, photographs, and information about local places, people, activities, and organisations.

Its historical coverage includes the development of Neerbosch, the Maas-Waal Canal, the St. Agnietenklooster, archaeology, wartime events, and the history of streets, buildings, schools, and churches. It also documents local associations, from long-established groups to newer organisations in Lindenholt’s neighbourhoods, and highlights community events such as Lindenholt Leeft and the Dag van Lindenholt.

Visitors can browse photo collections, learn about local landmarks and education, and follow themed routes such as Rondje Lindenholt. The site invites residents to contribute photographs, suggestions, comments, and other material, helping build a shared record of the area’s past and present. It also acknowledges historical material drawn from Ton Pauls’s book, Neerbosch toen ik er nog woonde