List of Haarlem Hofjes (by Year of Foundation)
Wijnbergs hofje & Hofje van Loo Vrouwe- en Antonie Gasthuis Lutherse hofje & Frans Loenenhofje Hofje van Staats Hofje van Noblet Hofje van Oorschot Hofje van Bakenes Teylers Hofje Some of the larger hofjes in Haarlem- 1395: Hofje van Bakenes(or Bakenesserkamer)
- 1440: Vrouwe- en Antonie Gasthuys (Merger of Onse Lieve Vrouwegasthuis, or St. Barbaragasthuis, and Sint Antoniegasthuis)
- 1472: Brouwershofje (or Sint Maartensgasthuis)
- 1489: Hofje van Loo (or St. Elisabeth's Gasthuis)
- 1607: Frans Loenenhofje
- 1609: Frans Hals Museum (or Oudemannenhuis)
- 1609 & 1684: Hofje Codde en Van Beresteijn
- 1610: Bruiningshofje
- 1614: Lutherse Hofje
- 1616: Hofje In den Groenen Tuin
- 1616: Hofje van Guurtje de Waal
- 1640: Zuiderhofje
- 1650: Hofje van Willem Heythuijsen
- 1662: Wijnbergshofje
- 1730: Hofje van Staats
- 1752: Teylers Hofje (or 1787, see article)
- 1760: Hofje van Noblet
- 1768: Hofje van Oorschot
- 1773: Remonstrants Hofje
- 2001: Gravinnehof
- 2007: Johan Enschedé Hof
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