Built in the 16C in the Gothic flamboyant style, these two houses served as offices and warehouses for the Scottish wool merchants of Veere. Notice the tympanums on the windows and doors which are richly decorated. The stone on the façade of no. 25 depicts a lamb, the symbol of the wool trade. Zeeland costumes, porcelain and furniture (sterrenkabinet incrusted with star motifs, original statues of lords and ladies from Veere) are exhibited inside.