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From a distance, before you reach the town, you can already see the Sandesnebener church. Here is a little information about their history: The St. Mary's Church in Sandesneben The St. Mary's Church was consecrated on the eve of St. John's Day in 1314 by Bishop Marquard of Ratzeburg. The document about the consecration was deposited in the altar at that time, where it was found and copied in 1636. Unfortunately, when the altar was demolished in 1780, the original fell apart. The originally arched brick building with a retracted box choir was rebuilt in 1874 by the state architect Lohmeyer and its appearance was significantly changed: the outer walls were lowered, the gable was reduced in size and the original Gothic windows were replaced by today's ones. In addition, the vault was replaced with a beamed ceiling. A wooden installation with slender pillars, Tudor arches and a wooden barrel above the central nave now divides the room into three naves. The St. Mary's Church originally had a wooden bell tower, which burned down after a lightning strike in 1887 and was only replaced by a neo-Gothic church tower in 1906. The church underwent further structural changes and redesigns in 1956, 1965 and 1992. The oldest piece of equipment is the base of a limestone baptismal font, which, according to the latest findings, dates from the beginning of the 15th century and is therefore a good two hundred years younger than previously assumed. It is made up of two fragments that were discovered during the church renovation in 1956. The relief fields depict a hunt for wild boars and deer or the aurochs, which were not yet extinct at the time. Also noteworthy is an angel's head from 1598, which comes from the ducal grave monument in Lauenburg's Mary Magdalene Church that was demolished in 1827 and has now found its place in the chancel opposite the pulpit. (Source: https://www.kirche-sandesneben.de/geschichte.html)

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Great view of the church. I found this information in the office of Sandesneben-Nusse: "The Marienkirche in Sandesneben goes back to the year 1278. Its altar was consecrated in 1314 by the Ratzeburg bishop Marquard von Jossow. The nave originally had a three-aisled vault, but it collapsed in 1640 and was replaced by a wooden ceiling. The former lattice tower burned down in 1878. This tower, like the neo-Gothic successor built in 1906, did not stand to the west of the church, but to the east of the north side of the nave. During the renovation from 1963 to 1965, the porch was added to the entrance. The oldest piece of equipment is a font from the 13th century. The animal figures and hunting scenes are remarkable about it. On the pulpit is the head of a cherub, which comes from the ducal grave monument in the Maria Magdalenen Church in Lauenburg, which was demolished in 1817 (1598). The statue of the Virgin Mary in the altar niche was created in 1978 by the sculptor Jospeh Pagenkemper in Langenburg in Westphalia. " Sources: www.sandesneben-kirche.de and Wikipedia as well as https://amt-sandesneben-nusse.de/die-st-marien-kirche-in-sandesneben/

Year of construction 1278

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