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Beverwijk celebrates market's origins with exhibition on 1276 privilege

Beverwijk celebrates market's origins with exhibition on 1276 privilege

Museum Kennemerland will open the exhibition "Markt en Macht" on Sunday, March 22, to celebrate 750 years of market rights in Beverwijk. The display focuses on the historical trade privilege granted to the town in 1276.

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