Neede

Neede is a place within the Netherlands, located within the municipality of Berkelland inside the Achterhoek, province of Gelderland. About 9,575 people stay in Neede. Neede was based alongside Hessenweg, which ran from Deventer to Vreden, at the Needse Berg. The village became part of Borculo glory. A church changed into built round 1506, the tower of which is now part of the Reformed Church. The tower turned into restored after it was destroyed in 1945 in the course of the liberation. The clocks had already been taken away with the aid of the Germans at some point of the so referred to as clock robbery in 1943.

In 1623, beneath the command of Johan t'Serclaes of Tilly, after the Battle of Stadtlohn, heavy damage to the village become caused by arson. In 1884 the Neede train station changed into opened at the south facet of Neede, which became designed as a GOLS large type. Several railway strains came collectively at this station. The non-stop line changed into the Doetinchem Hengelo railway line. In addition, there had been rail strains to Winterswijk and Hellendoorn. After the numerous railway traces were dissolved over the years, the station constructing was demolished in 2001.