About Us
Limburger Urkunden Foundation
The Limburger Urkunden Foundation has two main objectives
- To promote knowledge of the cultural history of the modern Dutch province of Limburg and to strengthen its cultural identity and that of its regions.
- The development and promotion of connections between Limburg’s cultural heritage, its landscape, tourism, and recreational activities among the general public.
Board of Trustees
Board of Directors
- Ad Veenhof - Chairman
- Jan Zuidam - Secretary
- Peter Gomolka - Treasurer
- Jan Hol - Member
- Karel Majoor - Member
- Guus Janssen - Member (LGOG)
- Ellen van de Ven - Member
- Ingmar Koch -Consultant (State Archivist)
Consultant
- Jacques van Rensch
- Louis Berkvens
- Theo Bovens
- Maurice Essers
- Camille Oostwegel sr.
- Theo Thuis
- Theo Oberndorff
Researcher
- Geertrui Van Synghel
- Michel Oosterbosch
Authors
- Louis Berkvens
- Maurice Essers
- Jac Forschelen
- Toon from Oeffelt
- Frans Tonnaer
- Jacques van Rensch
Translation into Latin
- Iris Denis
Theo Ebben - Jan Hartmann
Rolf Hackeng - Guus Janssen
Translations into other languages
- Norbert Bonenkamp
- Peter Frambach
- Jos Joskin
- Jan Kessels
Current Activities
- Cataloging of the 450 Limburg documents (verification of authenticity, reading, translation, textual analysis, and commentary in modern language).
- A step-by-step development of a website where, in about five years, all documents from Limburg will be available, accompanied by clear explanations of their content and potential connections within a broader context.
- Publication of scholarly document collections, organization of exhibitions, installation of QR code signs, and dissemination through other analog and digital media to raise public awareness.
- Contribution to educational programs of all kinds, at all levels, and for all age groups.
Certificate of IncorporationStrategy Plan2022 Financial Statements2023 Financial StatementsAnnual Report 20232024 Financial StatementsAnnual Report 2024
Our Limburgische Urkunden Foundation has been recognized by the tax authorities as a cultural ANBI organization
Partner
Spender
The Beijer Family