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St. Peter and Paul (Peter-und-Paul-Kirche) description and photos - Austria: Schladming. Detailed information about the attraction. Description, photographs and a map showing the nearest significant objects. The title in English is Peter-und-Paul-Kirche. Photo and descriptionThe Protestant parish of Schladming was founded in 1782. Currently, the Lutheran community in Schladming has about 3,800 members. For nearly 80 years, parishioners have gathered for divine services in private homes. They received their church of Saints Peter and Paul only in the middle of the 19th century. Interestingly, its construction began with the tower. It was erected in 1852. In July 1856, when the bell tower was ready, Johann Brueckner described the course of its construction and hid his notes in a copper box, which was walled up in the foundation of the nave. Seven years after the start of construction of the tower, in 1859, laid the foundation stone for the church. The construction of the temple continued until 1862. The project of the Church of Saints Peter and Paul was developed by the architect Karl Gansenberger. This sacred building can simultaneously accommodate up to a thousand people. This makes the local church of Saints Peter and Paul the largest evangelical church in Styria. Once in the church of Saints Peter and Paul, it is worth seeing the surviving four copper panels preserved here - all that remains of the Protestant triptych, consisting of many parts. The triptych was created in 1570. Saints Peter and Paul are depicted on two narrow panels, and the Crucifixion and the tempting serpent are depicted on wider plates. The organ in the Church of Saints Peter and Paul was created by Ludwig Moraher, a representative of the famous Moraher family, famous for creating stunning musical tools. The majestic, magnificent altar of the temple dates back to 1570. We also recommend reading Agios Prokopios beach description and photos - Greece: Naxos Island Topic: Church of St. Peter and Paul (Peter-und-Paul-Kirche) description and photos - Austria: Schladming. |