The two differently old stone linden trees (natural monuments) protect the chapel of St. Peter and the field cross erected in front of it. The Peterskapelle was built in 1733, to the east, to St. Peter. Which is popularly called "Peterhüttele" because of the wooden apron. Masses were celebrated here. The wooden cross in front of the chapel has a long tradition, in 1857 the cross erected by the Peters chapel fell over and rotten, in 1858 a new oak cross was erected.

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Jens Dreißig

September 13, 2020

View of the Peterskapelle

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