St. Petri Church, Mühlhausen

The Protestant St. Peter's Church (also known as St. Peter's Church) in Mühlhausen (Thuringia) is a 1356 completed and listed monument standing monument. The church was built by the Teutonic Order in the years 1352-1356 (Wikipedia).

In the church is the famous Rühlmann organ from the year 1910. The church is used for church services and is otherwise not open.

The St. Peter's Church, built in 1352, belonged to the Neustadt Teutonic Order parish. The building received its current shape in 1893-1895 by re-arching and extending the ship to the west with a new facade. A memorial chapel for the victims of the First World War was inaugurated in the north aisle in 1927. The monument above “Indignant Christ” by Walter Krause (1891-1967) is considered the Mühlhausen sculptor’s most important work. St. Petri is an open church on the Loccum-Volkenroda pilgrimage route.