Delftshaven Architecture

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J_Blake January 20, 2019 The Netherlands

Many styles of boats line the Aelbrechtskolk Canal in Delftshaven, Rotterdam, The Netherlands.

The typical style of Dutch architecture that existed in the period of the Mayflower voyage can be seen in this photo from Delftshaven, a section of what is now Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Several of the brave souls that would later make the Mayflower voyage stayed in Delftshaven prior to making the journey across the Atlantic.

Before the Mayflower

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Proceeds from this book will be donated to Plimoth Plantation (Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA) and The American Leiden Pilgrim Museum (Leiden, the Netherlands). Donations will also be offered to the Pieterskerk and Hooglandsekerk churches in Leiden, as well as the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, and other institutions keeping this history alive for future generations.

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