St. Thomas of Canterbury Branch Church (Wim)

The Roman Catholic branch church in the Wim is in the Wim district of the Bad Wimsbach-Neydharting community in the Wels-Land district of Upper Austria. It is consecrated to St. Thomas of Canterbury and belongs to the parish Bad Wimsbach-Neydharting in the deanery of Gmunden in the diocese of Linz. The building is a listed building (list entry). [1]story
The church in the Wim was mentioned as early as 1220.architecture
The originally Gothic building was expanded in 1893, creating a long rectangular church with a slightly drawn-in choir closed off in a basket-arched curve. The church with a chapel and tower in the south choir corner houses a high altar from around 1700 with an altarpiece of St. Thomas of Canterbury from 1837.(Wikipedia)

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