The floor is comprised of gravestones. Wealthy people paid to be buried inside the Church. A computer database exists of the burials for your use within the church or online. Stones and records can be found for burials from the 1500s through the 1800s.
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| Floor of gravestones, with the buried underneath. |
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| Backer Family side by side for centuries. |
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| You can look up graves by their location within the Church. |
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| You can also browse or search names. Keep in mind that spellings were not uniform. |
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| Gravestones could be used again by scratching off someone's name. |
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| Close-up of removed inscription of a prior occupant. |
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| The room of the Graeff grave is occupied by this piece of artwork. |
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| Art display: an unmade bed. |
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| Partial gravestone. |
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| Dangling art. |
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| More art. |
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| Note written on napkin on side of kiddie pool. I do not know if this is part of the art. |
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| Art display. |
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| Art display of dirt, not a fresh burial. |
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| Me on the stairs inside the Church. No heat. |
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| Copper plaques from coffins. |
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| Plaque from coffin. Ida Cornelia Deutz, wife of Robbert Jan Neel died 4 March 1807 |
