St. Mary's Church Neustadt-Glewe

The town church in Neustadt-Glewe is a worth seeing place of worship. It was built in the 14th century as a single-nave brick building without a tower. The early Gothic building was redesigned several times over the centuries. After a city fire in 1728, the church had to be rebuilt on the foundation walls.
The Marienkirche has a pitched roof and a flat ceiling inside. The bells are housed in an 18th-century half-timbered building. Worth seeing in the equipment of the church is above all the pulpit from 1587, which came however only 1746 from the Wismarer Marienkirche to Neustadt Glewe. In their round-arched niches also Christ and five apostles are represented.
On the south wall of the church stands the altar. He is provided with a painting of the descent from the cross. The old Gothic altar has been in the Schwerin State Museum since the middle of the 19th century. The organ dates from 1873 and was restored in 1996.
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