The Koepelkerk

The Koepelkerk is a Protestant church located at Veenhoopsweg 1, 9422 AA Smilde, Netherlands, within the municipality of Midden-Drenthe in the province of Drenthe, Netherlands. The church was built in 1780 and serves as a place of worship for the local Protestant community.

The Koepelkerk's architectural style is not specified. However, the church building features an achtkantig (octagonal) design with a wooden dome ceiling constructed between 1780 and 1788, as well as original furniture from its time of construction.

The church has strong ties to the Christian faith, specifically Protestantism, making it affiliated with the Christian denomination. Unfortunately, the architect or designer of the Koepelkerk is not mentioned in the available data. However, it was designed by Abraham Martinus Sorg from Assen.

The Koepelkerk is a Protestant church located at Veenhoopsweg 1, 9422 AA Smilde, Netherlands.

The church building features an achtkantig (octagonal) design with a wooden dome ceiling constructed between 1780 and 1788.

The church has strong ties to the Christian faith, specifically Protestantism, making it affiliated with the Christian denomination.

• The Koepelkerk was built in 1780.
• The foundation stone of the church was laid by jonkheer Sigismundus Grave van Heiden on July 5th, 1780.