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What next for the rediscovered Conrad Shipyard? City officials reluctant to preserve building despite historical value

What next for the rediscovered Conrad Shipyard? City officials reluctant to preserve building despite historical value

The municipal executive of Haarlem is hesitant to preserve the historic 1897 Werf Conrad administrative building, despite recent discoveries showing it is better preserved and more valuable than previously thought. The building, located at the corner of Spaarndamseweg and Werfstraat, remains hidden behind a modern facade.

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