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Demolition in Kruisstraat: Jan Sikkes and Bristol rapidly dismantled

Demolition in Kruisstraat: Jan Sikkes and Bristol rapidly dismantled

The former premises of the Jan Sikkes fabric store and Bristol discounter on Kruisstraat are being rapidly dismantled, with only the ground floor of the building set to remain. This demolition marks a major transformation for the site in Haarlem that previously housed these well-known retailers.

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