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Micro copies on celluloid of archives kept in depot to prevent wear and tear of the originals.

The classification of private households on the basis of the relationships within the household.

An archive of various municipalities and/or water boards brought together in a several locations and managed by a 'travelling' archivist.

Area used for a recreational stay of several days such as camping's, bungalow parks and youth hostels.

The way in which an archive can be accessed: set opening hours, by appointment, both at opening hours and by appointment.

A contract between someone and an institution for education in the arts to take a specific course.

Dossier Young people

Archives of such quality that the material can be consulted now and in the future (without treatment).

A member of an association who has continuous free access to the botanical garden or zoo.

An area in or near an archive with tables and chairs where visitors may browse through the archive records.

Accommodation with on or more fitness areas, possibly in combination with other sports areas but without a hall.

Income, capital, substantial interest Entrepreneurs, owner-managers

Every bed or other space in an accommodation where one person can sleep. Double beds are counted as two sleeping places.

Private household consisting of a couple without children living at home and without other household members.

General name for gardens accessible to the general public. These include hortuses, arboreta, pineta, herb gardens, museum gardens, model gardens, show gardens.

Accommodation with one or more tennis courts, possibly in combination with other sports facilities but without sports room or hall.

Training in archivistics at the University of Amsterdam in cooperation with the Institute for archival training and research in Amsterdam.

Private household consisting of a couple without children living at home (and possibly with other members).

Private household consisting of one parent and at least one child who lives at home, and possibly additional members.

Difference between the time of departure and the time of return from a day trip. A day trip takes minimally two hours.

The Dutch Caribbean consists of the islands Bonaire, St Eustatius and Saba.

Only field and tracks outside. Excluding natural ice rinks and field that belong to army barracks, schools and other institutions.

Any place, indoors or outdoors, equipped for and in use as a place where guests (tourists) can pay to stay overnight. One establishment may offer several types of accommodation.

Private household consisting of at least two people without children living at home, and possibly more additional members.

The place where the visitor has been. If the visitor went to more than one place, the place that is furthest away from the place of departure is used.