The book covers church architecture in the Netherlands in the 19th century with an introduction and register of architects and churches. Verheul's Apeldoorn church and riot is discussed in detail Also the Regentesse church and the Wilhelminakerk are briefly discussed. | Kamperdijk makes measurements on the Utrecht Cathedral and designs the Reformed church at Zeist, whose tower is said to be inspired by the English perpendicular gothic. | Does not include images of work by W. te Riele. | After a general development of church architecture in the nineteenth century, the most characteristic churches are described chronologically. Book contains overview of church architects and their works, with references to literature. On pp. 61-62 the work of Weber is outlined, on pp. 111-112 an overview of his work with bibliographical references. The works listed under VE are then described. | On page 96 is a reference to Henri Evers with mention of the Remonstrant church in Rotterdam. | Rosenberg mentions Kramm in listing `somewhat endearing stucco Gothic' and gives a quote from Kramm about Cuypers from 1857, in which Kramm hopes Cuypers will restore medieval architecture. | After a general development of church architecture in the nineteenth century, the most characteristic churches are described chronologically. Book includes overview of architects and their oeuvre, with references to literature. Of interest to Van der Laan is the mention of bureau Margry, Leo van der Laan's teacher. | Among other things, the author discusses neo-classicism in 19th century church architecture. Here it is indicated that Tollus was the first to combine the tower motif with a classicist column front in the case of the facade of the Roman Catholic church in Rijsenburg. Of each church built in the 19th century, a brief description (possibly with bibliographical references) is given. The architect (if known) is also mentioned. In the alphabetical register of architects, A.Tollus is also mentioned. The churches discussed that A. Tollus designed are : St. Jan de Doper at Schiedam (1822-1824); St. Petrus Banden at Rijsenburg (1809-1810); St. Willibrordus at The Hague (1821-1822) and the Reformed Church at 's-Gravenzande (1815-1816). A brief life and oeuvre list of each architect is given.