The author provides extensive "captions" to the plates. Among others, the Noordeinde palace, the palace on Kneuterdijk and the Scheveningen pavilion, which King William I had built for his consort and presented to her as a birthday gift on November 18, 1827, are discussed. At the back of the book are two maps of The Hague and Scheveningen, showing, among other things, the pavilion. | The author provides extensive "captions" to the plates. Among others, the Noordeinde palace and the former Roman Catholic place of worship in Scheveningen (architect Tollus), which was then converted into a store because it had become too small for the congregation as a church, are discussed. At the back of the book are two maps of The Hague and Scheveningen, showing, among other things, the chapel in the R.C. cemetery (architect Tollus).