File:Heiligdomsvaart Maastricht (1937), Vrijthof, kinderbloemenhulde 3.jpg

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English: Bishop Lemmens arriving at a children's parade in Vrijthof during the 1937 Pilgrimage of the Relics (Heiligdomsvaart) in Maastricht, Netherlands. The 10 or 15-day religious festival is celebrated in Maastricht every seven years and dates back to the Middle Ages. The school children bring tribute with flowers to Saint Servatius and Our Lady, Star of the Sea. Photo: Municipal Archives Maastricht (GAM 31401), part of RHCL collections.
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