Wolvendaal

Wolvendaal Dutch Reformed Church, 1749	Wolvendaal Church	Wolvendaal Church	In 1749, Wolvendaal Church was a remote peaceful place
VOC, the corporate logo of the Dutch East India Company, also found in the old Dutch colonies of Cape Town and Batavia (Jakarta)	Tombstones along the exterior of Wolvendaal Church	Wolvendaal Church	1691 Dutch tombstone
1737 Dutch tombstone	VOC logo on an interior doorway, Wolvendaal Church	The original 1749 lock to the church	Simple interior of the Wolvendaal Dutch Reformed Church, Colombo
The Governor's family seating, Wolvendaal Church	Many of the former Dutch governors, their wives, and other notables remain in the church, marked with ornate floor tablets	Wolvendaal Church tomb from 1752	1792 Tomb, Wolvendaal Church
As the church was built only 47 years before the end of the Dutch Period, tombs only cover a small area	Locals hanging out in front of Wolvendaal Church	Watertower near Wolvendaal Church	Italiya Inn, Wolfendhal Street, Colombo
Girl in a tuk tuk	Wolfendhal Street, Colombo	A fixer upper...	...proudly proclained property of the Bank of Ceylon
Power of Allah, Sri Lanka	Shafran and friends, Wolfendhal Street, Colombo	Trilingual Sri Lankan Police Sign (Sinhalese/English/Tamil)	Sri Lankan Police Officer
Al-medrasa al-Nourany (school) Wolfendhal Street, Colombo	Wolfendhal Street	Wolfendhal Street	Wolfendhal Street
Wolfendhal Street	Kids group photo, Wolfendhal Street, Colombo	Another take	Mosque on Wolfendhal Street
Residential area of Colombo	Footballer