Gijverinkhove

Gijverinkhove was first mentioned in 1120 as Gibahardinge hofa, probably meaning hof van Ghyverinc, after the owner. In 1143 there was already mention of a parish whose Jus patronatus belonged to the Voormezele Abbey [nl]. Gijverinkhove had a castle, called Ter Mandelstede. This castle was demolished in 1805. The street name Kasteeldreef is a reminder of the castle.^[1][2]

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50°58′34″N 2°40′21″E / 50.97611°N 2.67250°E / 50.97611; 2.67250

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