Hollands tempe verhérelykt, vertoond in dertig gezigten; beginnende van Amsterdam af langs de Haarlemmer... (1730) - Page 12

An engraving depicting a village scene at Halfweg. On the right, a canal contains a "trekschuit" (towed boat). In the distance sits a large, three-story building, the Gemeenlandshuis. On the left, houses and people on a path are visible. Plate number 9 is printed in the lower right corner of the image border.

View at halfway to Haarlem, looking toward the Common Land House.

View halfway to Haarlem looking toward the House of the State.

An engraving of the Zwanenburg estate, the regional water board office (Gemeenlandshuis) of Rijnland. The grand building is shown from a perspective displaying both the front and side facades. It features a central pediment and several chimneys. A small bridge and an arched portal are on the left. In the foreground, figures, dogs, and a horse-drawn carriage are present. Plate number 10 is printed in the lower right corner of the image border.

The Common Land House of Rijnland named Zwanenburg at halfway to Haarlem, seen from the front and the side.

The House of the State of Rijnland, named Zwanenburg at halfway to Haarlem, seen from the front and the side.