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PRIVATE HOUSE LUCRETIA
J.A. HEUVELINK, 1920-1922, Soerenseweg 154, Apeldoorn
Woonhuis Lucretia / Private House Lucretia ( J.A. Heuvelink )
© 1992 Rook & Nagelkerke

ARCHITECT(URAL OFFICE):
Albert Heuvelink

BUILDING TYPE:
Freestanding houses


RELATED BUILDINGS:
Private House Henny (Huis ter Heide)

There is a Henny House lookalike in Apeldoorn. A local architect, Albert Heuvelink (1879-1949), designed this villa in the early 1920s for the banker Willem Broekhuijs (of Rotterdamsche Handels- en Landbouwbank). Lucretia was first prize in a premium loan-related draw in one of the fraudulent Broekhuijs lotteries. The winner could choose either cash or a plot of land with a villa on it and an annuity of 5,200 guilders. The winner chose cash and the villa was sold to a bank, which donated it to the Dutch actor Louis Bouwmeester in 1922.