Nennhausen Church

Nennhausen Church

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Nennhausen Church

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Location: Nennhausen, Havelland, Brandenburg, Germany

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September 29, 2021

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The church in Nennhausen is a plastered, rectangular fieldstone building in the form of a hall. A special focal point in the church is the large epitaph on the south wall. In 1614 the west tower burned down as a result of a lightning strike. This was rebuilt in 1783. In 1890 a new brick patronage box was built on the north side. Below the box is the mortuary and below it the more than 300-year-old crypt.

Source: reiseland-brandenburg.de/poi/havelland/kirchen/kirche-nennhausen/?no_cache=1

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Dr. WS

April 18, 2020

Road cycling

The core is a late Gothic plastered field stone church. Square west tower from 1783. Inside worth seeing, restored epitaph for George v. Lochow. Unfortunately, as part of the restoration of the epitaph, the baptismal angel (torso) was removed and placed on chairs behind the pulpit altar. A toe broke off the baptismal angel preserved in 2006! Viewing possible by arrangement

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September 29, 2021

Cycling

The church in Nennhausen is a plastered, rectangular field stone building in the shape of a hall. A special focal point in the church is the large epitaph on the south wall. In 1614 the west tower burned down as a result of a lightning strike. This was rebuilt in 1783. In 1890 a new brick patronage box was built on the north side. Below the box is the morgue and underneath the 300-year-old crypt.

Source: reiseland-brandenburg.de/poi/havelland/kirchen/kirche-nennhausen/?no_cache=1

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