19th century at the end of the 20th century. At the beginning of the 19th century, the chapel was built by Bronacki, a Masonic lodge, in memory of his deceased wife. It is said that the wife's remains were buried in the basement of the chapel - a mausoleum, and a small chapel for worship was installed at the top. It was destroyed in the post-war period: the mausoleum was looted, the remains desecrated. After the destruction of the interior of the chapel, there were no signs of burial, and the condition of the chapel-mausoleum became very bad.
This chapel is one of the objects of Masonic heritage in Western Lithuania. 2007 a project of restoration works was prepared in order to adapt the object to the needs of culture, to visit tourists.
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