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The simple, towerless hall building is constructed of neatly stacked fieldstone and has a straight east end with a group of three windows. The gable features a recessed triple blind, and the chancel windows are decorated with plaster moldings and red stained-glass arched crosses. The entrance portal is projecting, while the portals of the lay and priest's doors on the south side have been bricked up. A freestanding wooden bell cage houses two steel bells from the Bochum Association Foundry dating from 1878. The interior features a flat wooden beam ceiling and simple wooden furnishings, including an altar table, pulpit, pews, and a Hinkel harmonium in the chancel and another in the west gallery. Memorial plaques for the victims of the world wars hang on the walls.

Beautiful, impressive brick church right on the market square

Beautiful church building, you should take the time to take a few snapshots.

One of the largest brick churches in northern Germany.

The Marienkirche is one of the largest brick churches in northern Germany and was completed as a three-nave, eleven-bay hall church with cross vaults after more than 200 years.

The St. Mauritius Church in Schwanbeck is an early Gothic fieldstone ashlar building from the beginning of the 14th century. It was originally built without a tower. The southern porch from 1628 now serves as the entrance to the church. The top of the tower with an eight-sided pointed spire above the west gable is from the 17th century. The east gable, the roof truss and the interior are from the 18th century.

Old historic building, worth seeing.

St. Marienkirche in Friedland is one of the largest brick churches in Northern Germany. It belongs to the Propstei Neusterlitz and has been the main church of the large parish of St. Marien Friedland since 2008.