300px|thumb|right|Luthers Hofje today. In the back of the small houses is the Regent's room and adjoining outdoor pulpit. Behind the houses on the left is the [[Lutherse Kerk (Haarlem)|Lutheran Church. The original houses were these built against the church and the houses on the opposite side of the garden were built later.]]
The Lutherse Hofje is a hofje in Haarlem, Netherlands.
History
The hofje was founded by the Lutheran Church in 1615. Originally the people living in the hofje were members of this church, but nowadays only the board of the hofje is appointed by the Lutheran Church. The hofje adjoins the Lutheran church itself, and has an unusual addition in the garden, namely an outdoor pulpit. From this pulpit, the minister could address the women in the hofje.
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File:Luthershofje 1910.jpg|Luthers Hofje in 1910.
File:Luthers Hofje regents room.JPG|Regent's room.
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With five houses, it is the smallest hofje in Haarlem.
Location: Witte Herenstraat 20
References
- Haarlemse Hofjes, Dr. G. H. Kurtz, Schuyt & Co. Haarlem 1972