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St. Jakobi Chapel
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Siegfried LG
March 14, 2017
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Built in the period around 1258 Johanneskapelle is a Gothic brick building - named after John the Baptist. The entrance leads through a half-timbered (16th century) bridal house - crowned by a wooden ridge with a bell from 1631.
Opening hours:
In July and August, the chapel can be visited on Saturdays between 16:00 and 18:00 for private worship, meditation or sightseeing.
If you would like to visit the chapel at another time, please contact:
Heidrun Fedrowitz
In Gutspark 15
21365 Adendorf
Tel .: 04131-180122
Link:
cms.heidekirchen.de/pages/nordheide/uebersicht/johanneskapelle-adendorf.php
Opening hours:
In July and August, the chapel can be visited on Saturdays between 16:00 and 18:00 for private worship, meditation or sightseeing.
If you would like to visit the chapel at another time, please contact:
Heidrun Fedrowitz
In Gutspark 15
21365 Adendorf
Tel .: 04131-180122
Link:
cms.heidekirchen.de/pages/nordheide/uebersicht/johanneskapelle-adendorf.php
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Huntsman 🌲🌴🌵🏄
February 26, 2018
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The Johanneskapelle is a Gothic brick building with a bridal house, the entrance porch in half-timbered construction, from the Renaissance period (16th century). The chapel was built around 1258. (adendorf.landeskirche-hannovers.de/wirueberuns/johanneskapelle)
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JR56
May 23, 2021
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The Evangelical Lutheran Johanneskapelle in Adendorf is a listed building
Gothic hall church. It was built according to a note in the Lüner church book in 1258 and named after John the Baptist.
In the 16th century, a wooden half-timbered bridal house was added to the longitudinal south wall, which is crowned by a wooden, six-sided roof turret, in which there is a church bell cast in 1631. In the middle of the 19th century the chapel was only rarely used. However, it was thoroughly repaired in 1846.
Gothic hall church. It was built according to a note in the Lüner church book in 1258 and named after John the Baptist.
In the 16th century, a wooden half-timbered bridal house was added to the longitudinal south wall, which is crowned by a wooden, six-sided roof turret, in which there is a church bell cast in 1631. In the middle of the 19th century the chapel was only rarely used. However, it was thoroughly repaired in 1846.
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