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Memorial stone from better days

St. Mary's Church in Suhlendorf is considered a prime example of neo-Gothic architecture in the region. The church remains largely in its original condition, with the exception of a renovation in 1964. The church windows were restored in 2017, and the interior was restored in 2024.

St. Mary's Church is located in the Suhlendorf district, near the market square. It is densely surrounded by houses and trees. The church's parish hall is located on the paved church square directly opposite the church.

St. Mary's Church in Suhlendorf, a landmark building in the Lüneburg Heath, is a neo-Gothic church built in 1903 and consecrated in 1905. It is considered a prime example of neo-Gothic architecture in the region and remains largely in its original condition. The church is located in the Suhlendorf district, near the market square.

St. Mary's Church in Suhlendorf was built between 1903 and 1905 in the neo-Gothic style and consecrated on November 12, 1905. It remains largely in its original condition, except for a renovation in 1964. The church windows and interior were restored in accordance with historic preservation standards in 2017 and 2024. The church is centrally located in the village, not far from the market square, and serves as a place of worship for the Evangelical Lutheran congregation.

A beautiful little village church

During an extensive renovation of the Dahrendorf Feldsteinkirche carried out in 1940/41, not only were frescoes uncovered, but parchment was also discovered at the same time. The church building was dated 1112. Unfortunately, this document was lost in the post-war chaos. The architectural style of this one-piece fortified church also points to the first half of the 12th century. Over the centuries, the church has undergone many changes. It is no longer possible to clarify exactly whether this was due to the effects of war. The two gable walls, the upper half of which are made of bricks, indicate this. The wooden bell tower that stands directly on the west gable today was only built in 1852. It was only given its new cladding and roof in 1992. The nave was also re-roofed in the same year. Source and further information: https://www.apenburg.de/Kirchen-Internet/Dahrendorf/Kirche-Dahrendorf.html