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The parish of St. Michael Dresden-Bühlau was founded in 1897. Before that, the church in Schönfeld was the spiritual center for the people in Bühlau, Rochwitz and Gönnsdorf. On October 29, 1899, St. Michael's Church was consecrated as the 'Church of the Redeemer'. Since 1949, the 50th anniversary of the church, it has borne the name of Archangel Michael. The architect of the church building was Woldemar Kandler. The church was built in the typical style of the turn of the century. Neo-Gothic and Art Nouveau influences are unmistakable. In the years 1974-1980 the church was thoroughly renovated.

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Evangelical Lutheran parish of St. Michael in Dresden Bühlau

Evangelical-Lutheran church with furnishings, built by Woldemar Kandler in neo-Gothic style - building with nave, transept, retracted choir and west tower, Jehmlich organ, defined by galleries on the inside, striking example of church architecture in the late 19th century, which was influenced by Eisenach regulations and artistically significant. Initially called Erlöserkirche, since 1949 St. Michaels Church Dresden-Bühlau, extensively renovated 1973–1980.

Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_Kulturdenkmale_in_B%C3%BChlau_(Dresden)

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St. Michael's Church in the Bühlau district of Dresden.

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Built in 1897/1898 as the town's second church, this Neo-Gothic building features a 43-meter-high tower. Constructed of brick, it was consecrated as the Church of the Redeemer on October 29, 1899.

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