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West-Terschelling

West-Terschelling is the largest village on Terschelling in the province Friesland, the Netherlands. It had a population of around 2,602 in January 2017.

History
The town was partially burned on the order of Sir Robert Holmes in 1666, during the Second Anglo-Dutch War, in an event referred to as "Holmes's Bonfire". A pub was named after the Oka 18, a ship that sank near Formerum. == Museums and monuments ==
Museums and monuments
West Terschelling has 110 rijksmonuments. There is a museum about the last voyage of Willem Barentsz, 't Behouden Huys. == Gallery ==
Gallery
File:Brandaris vuurtoren Terschelling 01.jpg|Brandaris lighthouse Image:West-Terschelling,_dorpszicht_foto3_2008-08-02_16.52.JPG|West-Terschelling, view facing the town (from far distance) Image:West-Terschelling, dorpszicht foto3 2008-08-03 10.39.JPG|West-Terschelling, view facing the town (from the port) Image:Holmesbonfire.jpg|The town being burnt during Holmes's Bonfire File:Hervormde kerk in West-Terschelling -01.jpg|West Church ==Sources==
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