Bakenesserkerk (Former church, Haarlem)

The Bakenesserkerk is identified in the supplied sources as a former church located in Haarlem, with a characteristic white tower that appears in cityscapes. The Wikipedia excerpt notes the building's address as Vrouwestraat 10, with its entrance opposite the rear entrance to the Teylers Hofje. The same source describes the building as serving as the seat of the local archaeological workgroup in Haarlem, indicating continued non-ecclesiastical use. The supplied materials do not provide construction dates, a detailed chronology, ownership history, or information about structural condition. No paranormal phenomena, hauntings, apparitions, named spirits, or witchcraft-related folklore are present in the provided sources. Although alternative names such as "Witte Huis" or "Hoorn Witch House" were mentioned in the research request, the supplied Wikipedia and Wikidata excerpts do not corroborate those names or any witch-related associations; any such linkage is absent from the cited materials and therefore not documented here. Because the findings are drawn solely from the cited Wikipedia and Wikidata entries, statements in this record are limited to what those sources provide; where information is missing, this entry notes the absence rather than asserting unverified claims.