A hidden gem in Auderghem, Square Antoine Vanlindt whispers stories of a bygone era. Square Antoine Vanlindt is more than just a square. It’s a testament to the resilience and courage of a local hero. This square, nestled in the heart of the Transvaal quarter, is named after Antoon Van Lindt. Antoon was a mason and corporal in the 20th Line Regiment. He lived on what is now Rue Albert Meunier, a street within the Cité Vanlindt, also named in his honor in 1922. Square Antoine Vanlindt, along with the four surrounding streets, forms a touching tribute to the victims of World War I. Antoon Van Lindt, born in Auderghem in 1891, made the ultimate sacrifice for his country. He died in Leysele on February 25, 1918. The square that bears his name stands as a peaceful memorial. It’s a reminder of the human cost of war and the enduring spirit of those who served. The next time you find yourself in Auderghem, take a moment to visit Square Antoine Vanlindt. Remember Antoon and the others who gave their lives for their country. Their memory lives on in the quiet beauty of this urban oasis.
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