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St. Bartholomew’s Church, Wesselburen

St. Bartholomew’s Church, Wesselburen

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St. Bartholomew’s Church, Wesselburen

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Location: Wesselburen, Dithmarschen, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

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Pulp-Fiction

May 13, 2022

Wesselburen was built on two ridges in the marshland that had been inhabited for over 1000 years and over time grew into a larger settlement. According to archaeological finds, the central village wall dates back to the 8th to 9th centuries and was continually increased. The place was first mentioned in a document on May 7, 1281, when the people of Hamburg and Dithmarscher signed a non-aggression pact in Mehldorf. Even then, the town had the structure it has today: starting from the highest point on which the church is located, the main streets radiate out from the historic town center.

After Wesselburen had lost the independence of the Dithmarschen Farmers' Republic in 1559, the town flourished.

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Pulp-Fiction

September 18, 2023

Today we see a building that was made possible in the spirit of the community of Jesus Christ. The habitus is a uniform large hall building, on the floor plan of an almost square ship. The choir and apse nestle against the preserved rock walls. Romanesque masonry and Gothic architectural style merged. The crack of the church comes from the builder Johann Georg Schott from Heide, who was born and grew up in southern Germany (Vaihingen an der Enz). With his influence, he may be responsible for the shape of the roof turret, the “onion”, which is impressive in northern Germany. You can see it from far away and some people say: “When I see the “onion”, I know I’m home now!”

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SuMMse

May 11, 2024

Very beautiful church..it reminds of a sailing ship inside

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St. Bartholomew’s Church, Wesselburen

1. Büsum Lighthouse – Sheep on the North Sea Dike loop from Wesselburen

2. Eider Flood Barrier – Eider Barrage (Eider-Sperrwerk) loop from Wesselburen

3. Family Lagoon (Perlebucht) – Sheep on the North Sea Dike loop from Büsum

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