Klockenhagen -- Dargelütz Village Church
Dargelütz Village Church
The church was built around 1790 in Dargelütz, a district belonging to the
city of Parchim. It was altered in 1905 with a complete reconstruction. During
the course of the reconstruction, a massive tower was erected as a western
gable. Until 1978, it was used as an affiliated church of the St. Georgen Church
of Parchim. At that time it was moved to the Klockenhagen museum.
Construction - A plain half-timbered building, with the sections ornamentally
lined with bricks, brick flooring, collar beam roof with a plain tile covering.
Wood beam and plan ceiling.
Click on the picture to enlarge it.
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Another shot of church description (Photo courtesy of the Swansons) |
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Interior view of church (Photo courtesy of the Swansons) |
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