Anna Pannekoek, had died in 1845 and been buried in the cemetery in Groningen. Pannekoekstraat, a street running through Groningen, is named after her. When the districts were established in 1863, Groningen became the capital of the Saramacca district. Van den Brandhof's house, now left alone, became the residence of the district commissioner. In 1945 a monument was built to commemorate the presence of the Boeroes in Groningen. It was unveiled on 20 June 1945. On the 150-year anniversary in 1995, descendants of the Boeroes donated a medical laboratory to Groningen. See also Groningen (disambiguation) References Resorts of Suriname Populated places in Saramacca District