Dalfsen - a village in Overijssel with a long history, international companies, and artists!

At first sight, Dalfsen seems like an ordinary village along the Vecht in Overijssel, but appearances are deceiving!
In our new episode 'From Kampen to Moscow' we show the special story of Dalfsen.
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Content:
00:56 First inhabitants of Dalfsen
02:46 Visit to provincial archaeological depot
07:48 Great church of Dalfsen
11:04 Chicory factory Egberts
12:42 Eshuis Printing House
17:57 B&B The studio
23:21 Closing
More information about 'Van Kampen naar Moscow' and its creators can be found at vankampennaarmoskou.nl/

[@samiraahalestiltegids]

Leuk Heleen

[@B1ll1709]

Thank you for more interesting local history

[@HeleenWesterman]

Thank you!

[@petersiegfriedkrug]

In this place was born the famous endgame study composer Jan Marwitz. Jan Marwitz was very famous in chess composing.

[@HeleenWesterman]

Interesting! 👍🏻

[@Godwinsname]

Erg leuk!! En mooie beelden.

[@HeleenWesterman]

Dank je wel!

[@audreysoepenberg7246]

Jaja mijn dalfsen! Fijnste dorp ooit! Je hebt er alles zelfs meer dan in een dorp en het is er nooit te druk zoals in steden, ook altijd wel gezellig

[@annedonker4795]

great video but what i don't get is, why could they not leave the 'grafheuvel' site alone, why, after finding this extraordinary site, why did they continue with building that new housing development??! (rhetorical question, I grew up in the netherlands and thus know that the Dutch love destroying old buildings when they get the chance)

[@HeleenWesterman]

Hi Anne, it was an archeological site not a burial hill, so nothing was destroyed and no houses were built on the site itself. 🤗

[@alciramontero9512]

Tuve la fortuna de vivir allí gracias a mi esposo johannes kolbe quién acaba de fallecer aquí en Colombia el 09 de abril de este año 2022 murió precisamente cuando ibamos a regresar 😢