Grasbroek
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Grasbroek is a former mining colony located north of the centrum of Heerlen and served the mine Oranje-Nassau I.
Grasbroek houses the Patronaatsgebouw (Jos Wielders (1883-1949)), build in 1920 it is one of the earliest examples of Amsterdam School outside Amsterdam. Besides being in a state of disrepair all almost all original elements remain. [1]. Currently it is being restored, restoringcost around 3,500,000 euros [2]
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- ^ http://www.stichtingncm.nl/bestanden/uploadfolder/overzicht100.pdf website
- ^ http://www.heerlen.nl/smartsite.dws?id=22350 website
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| Cities and villages: Heerlen | Heerlerbaan | Heerlerheide | Hoensbroek | Welten | Zeswegen | Heerlen-Centrum | Grasbroek | Meezenbroek | De Hees | Molenberg | |
| Hamlets: Benzenrade | Ten Esschen | Bovenste Caumer | Heihoven | Hondsrug | Imstenrade | Koningsbeemd | Musschenbroek | Onderste Caumer | Schurenberg | Terschuren | Terworm | Vrank | Vrusschenhusken | Weggebekker | |
| Neighbourhoods: Beersdal | Ganzeweide | Heksenberg | Litscherveld | Maria Christinawijk | Nieuw-Einde | Passart | Pronsebroek | Rennemig | Schelsberg | De Stack | Versiliënbosch | Vrieheide | De Dem | Maria Gewanden | Mariarade | Nieuw-Lotbroek | Overbroek | Schuureik | Nieuw Husken | Eikenderveld | Gelein | Lindeveld | Op de Nobel | Hoppergraaf | Musschemig | Schandelen | Palemig | Schaesbergerveld | Bautsch | Giezenveld | De Rukker | Aarveld | Bekkerveld | Caumerveld | De Erk | Heesberg | Heeserveld | Douve Weien | Vrusschemig | Schiffelerveld | De Kommert | |
