Michiel 2005's photos with the keyword: templum salomonis

The house was once the house of Philips of Leyden, a lawyer who lived from 1326 to 1382. He collected books, so his house was called the temple of Salomon. When the booksellers Pieter Burgersdijk and George Niermans established itself in this building in 1894, they reinstated the name.

The house was once the house of Philips of Leyden, a lawyer who lived from 1326 to 1382. He collected books, so his house was called the temple of Salomon. When the booksellers Pieter Burgersdijk and George Niermans established itself in this building in 1894, they reinstated the name.

The house was once the house of Philips of Leyden, a lawyer who lived from 1326 to 1382. He collected books, so his house was called the temple of Salomon. When the booksellers Pieter Burgersdijk and George Niermans established itself in this building in 1894, they reinstated the name.

with the Nieuwsteeg (New Alley) on the left.