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Evangelical parish of Scharans-Fürstenau
The church is first documented in 1354. The outer walls in the area of the chancel show the building fabric from the founding period and show stylistic elements of the Gothic period.
The nave was expanded in 1715 and provided with a vault. Around this time, half a century after the end of the Graubünden turmoil, the tower was probably rebuilt. The pulpit also dates from this era. The church was last extensively renovated in 1923-25. The architects Otto Schäfer and Martin Risch from Chur were in charge of the renovation.
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de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reformierte_Kirche_F%C3%BCrstenau_GR
The church is first documented in 1354. The outer walls in the area of the chancel show the building fabric from the founding period and show stylistic elements of the Gothic period.
The nave was expanded in 1715 and provided with a vault. Around this time, half a century after the end of the Graubünden turmoil, the tower was probably rebuilt. The pulpit also dates from this era. The church was last extensively renovated in 1923-25. The architects Otto Schäfer and Martin Risch from Chur were in charge of the renovation.
Text: Wikipedia
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reformierte_Kirche_F%C3%BCrstenau_GR
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July 3, 2021
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Evangelical parish of Scharans-Fürstenau
The church was first documented in 1354. The outer walls in the area of the choir show the structure from the time of its foundation and show Gothic style elements.
The nave was expanded in 1715 and provided with a vault. The tower was probably rebuilt around this time, half a century after the end of the Graubünden turmoil. The pulpit also dates from this era. The church was last extensively renovated in 1923-25. The architects Otto Schäfer and Martin Risch from Chur were in charge of the renovation.
Text: Wikipedia
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reformierte_Kirche_F%C3%BCrstenau_GR
The church was first documented in 1354. The outer walls in the area of the choir show the structure from the time of its foundation and show Gothic style elements.
The nave was expanded in 1715 and provided with a vault. The tower was probably rebuilt around this time, half a century after the end of the Graubünden turmoil. The pulpit also dates from this era. The church was last extensively renovated in 1923-25. The architects Otto Schäfer and Martin Risch from Chur were in charge of the renovation.
Text: Wikipedia
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reformierte_Kirche_F%C3%BCrstenau_GR
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