Karstädt Church

Erected in 1895 to replace the previous building from the 17th century; sparingly structured, neo-Gothic brick building; West end laid out as an unfinished double tower facade. The west tower, once covered with wooden shingles, probably dates from the 15th century.

Sparingly structured neo-Gothic brick building from 1895, with a short, flat-closed choir and symmetrical extensions. The west end laid out as an unfinished double tower facade. The new building replacement for an older previous building from the 17th century, this one in half-timbered with brick roofing. The former boarded-up west tower with wood shingle roofing probably dates back to the 15th century.So far in the parish archives, soon in the church interior of art-historically valuable chasuble (chasuble) from the 14th century, made from a medieval Italian textile, enriched around 1440/50 with a tree cross with the crucified Jesus (Bohemian embroidery), partial restoration 2016.
The organ 1897 by Schlag & Sons from Schweidnitz (Silesia).kirchenkreis-prignitz.de/karstaedt-kirche.html