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Elly and her choir travel through time for IJmuiden's 150th anniversary: ‘We are covering the period 1876 to 1906’

Elly and her choir travel through time for IJmuiden's 150th anniversary: ‘We are covering the period 1876 to 1906’

Elly Entius and her choir are preparing a musical performance to celebrate the 150th anniversary of IJmuiden. The group will focus on the period between 1876 and 1906 as part of a historical journey through the town's history. Despite recent health challenges, the nearly 80-year-old Entius remains dedicated to the commemorative project.

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Special bunkers in IJmuiden open to public during Bunker Day

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